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Plummeting markets from coronavirus pandemic dragged assets under management below $7 trillion.
The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq pull back from even bigger losses on news of Germany easing its virus lockdown and advances against the pandemic in New York.
The Santa Monica, Calif.-based firm has begun investing out of the fund and sees opportunities to capitalize on recent market dislocations.
Private-equity executives have spent the past five years bemoaning the difficulty of investing profitably with stocks at elevated levels. Now, they’re getting a taste of what they wished for—and a whole new set of headaches.
Firms that track DB plan funded status offer considerations for plan sponsors and note that how sponsors position themselves will determine future costs and contributions.
A California hedge fund run by a Pacific Investment Management Co. veteran gained 10-fold in March, rewarding investors who bought its “tail risk” protection against a market collapse.
Global alternative asset manager announced today that it completed the final close for its Co-Investment Opportunities Fund II with approximately $540 million in committed capital.
Financial news outlets are full of predictions these days by investors who allegedly “called the coronavirus collapse” for what they think will happen next. A leaked client letter from a hedge fund star who made an absolute killing in the selloff promising a peak into his “magical crystal ball” is practically financial catnip.
Firm exceeds fund target, deepens commitment to next-generation technology companies alongside elite managers.
The pandemic has handed the funds big losses after they ramped up their appetite for risk over the past decade.