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Investors Deserve To Know The Climate Risks Their Assets Face

The Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing for more openness by corporations.

06.16.22
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Executive Director Stensrud Addresses Myths And Misconceptions

When dangerous and misinformed myths and misconceptions surface in the media or in SERS’ own experience, Executive Director Richard Stensrud addresses the topic at a Board meeting and explains why they are false and misleading.

06.15.22
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BV Investment Partners Targets $1.5 Billion For 11th Sector-Focused Fund

Fund XI’s hard-cap is $1.75 billion, which if reached would make the pool 59% larger than Fund X, closed two years ago at $1.1 billion.

06.15.22
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Investors Bought Nearly A Third Of All Homes In Texas Last Year

Texas had the highest rate in the country for the number of homes sold to companies and corporations, with Tarrant, Rockwall and Midland counties seeing some of the largest shares of investors.

06.15.22
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Study Reveals Institutional Investors To Replace Retail Investors As Major Holders Of Digital Assets

Institutional investors are set to replace retail investors as the major holders of digital assets, according to new research from Grayscale Investments, the world’s largest digital currency asset manager.

06.15.22
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Louisiana Pension System Ranks In Middle Of The Pack Nationally

A new report shows Louisiana is in the middle of the pack for its public pension program, ranking 28th for risk-free unfunded liabilities.

06.15.22
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Victory Park Capital Closing On $2.4 Billion For Asset Backed Opportunistic Credit Strategy

The strategy seeks to provide customized credit solutions to established and emerging, asset-rich companies with strong growth trajectory.

06.14.22
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Student’s Petition Asks BU To Divest From Gun Manufacturers

Trustee committee chair says University has no investments in the gun industry, and that divestment will be discussed in the fall.

06.14.22
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Hedge Funds Using Misinformation To Combat New Financial Regulations, Say U.S. Unions

Hedge funds are spreading misinformation by claiming they have the backing of the largest US unions in their ‘fight’ against new financial regulations, according to a report by The Financial Times.

06.14.22
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North Carolina's Pension System Scores Well In New Report

According to a new report, North Carolina’s pension for public employees is in much better shape than many other states, but still has large unfunded liabilities.

06.10.22