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A $2.5 billion investment firm owned by Richard Parsons and Ronald Lauder received a forgivable loan from the federal government’s small business loan program.
The vast majority (81 per cent) of global pension plan sponsors said they have allocations to some kind of climate change-related funds, according to a new survey from CREATE-Research.
High fees have morphed into a benefit-free annual donation to the finance industry.
Barriers stand between buyout firms’ cash pile and the businesses in need that they own.
Lawsuit questions whether buybacks were designed to boost stock sales by Mark Zuckerberg and other insiders.
Investors have been reassessing their approach to investing in Chinese equities, according to a new report, which has shown a shift toward products specific to the region.
Banks have pulled back sharply on lending to U.S. consumers during the coronavirus crisis. One reason: They can’t tell who is creditworthy anymore.
The economic shutdown caused by the coronavirus will result in a steep drop in tax revenue for state and local governments, forcing them to make difficult decisions about how to fund the state pension systems their employees rely on for their retirement.
Grand Traverse County commissioners Wednesday reiterated their commitment to an aggressive payment schedule that could fully fund the county’s $99.7 million pension debt in 10 years – but expressed frustration with their pension provider, directing staff to explore the county’s options for leaving the Municipal Employees’ Retirement System (MERS).
If you live in Fresno County, CA, and you recently got your first home mortgage, there is a chance the county employee pension fund financed it.
