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Black Founders Say VC Responses On Race Could Affect Future Connections

The recent deaths of George Floyd and other black Americans at the hands of police have sparked an outpouring of statements from businesses, founders and investors across the venture capital world. Many have been declarations of solidarity and support for the black community, while others have promised action to address ingrained racial inequity.

06.05.20
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Nicklaus: Investors Want Women On Corporate Boards. And They're Getting Them

I know Brian Matthews and I don’t think he’s a sexist, but he has landed in the middle of a debate over gender diversity.

06.05.20
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Study: There’s A Better Way To Withstand Downturns Than Old DB Model

Under new set-up, a plan is over-funded, which serves as a cushion in a downturn. Any benefit cuts are only as a last resort.

06.05.20
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Justices Appear To Slam Door On Most Pension Plan Litigation

A Supreme Court decision this week may have essentially put an end to lawsuits that allege corporate pension plans are being mismanaged.

06.05.20
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Investors Climb Back Into Riskiest Emerging-Market Bonds

Borrowing costs for the world’s least creditworthy countries have dropped sharply, though remain elevated.

06.05.20
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SF Pension Data Breach May Have Exposed City Retirees’ Bank, Tax Information

The San Francisco Employees’ Retirement System, the city workers’ pension fund, reported a data breach affecting around 74,000 members.

06.04.20
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Private Equity Gets A Big Win With U.S. Nod To Tap 401(k) Plans

Private-equity firms notched a major win in Washington with the Trump administration paving the way for the industry to tap a massive pot of money that has long been off limits: the trillions of dollars held in Americans’ retirement accounts.

06.04.20
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Francisco Partners Announces Closing Of Nearly $10 Billion In Capital Commitments

Building off its strong track record of helping technology companies grow, FP remains well-positioned as a partner of choice across the industry.

06.03.20
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Church Pension Fund Joins Move Against Coal Power Investments

The Church of England’s pension fund is among the latest international financial institutions to join the growing tide against coal power.

06.03.20
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Chicago Police Pension Plan Sees Funded Status Fall To 22.3 Percent

Among the reasons for the decline in funded status was the shift to a lower assumed rate of return.

06.03.20