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City Of Jacksonville Sues Former Pension Fund Head John Keane

City of Jacksonville filed a countersuit against former Police and Fire Pension Fund director John Keane.

01.07.20
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The Vistria Group Closes Its Third Fund At $1.11 billion

Chicago-based private investment firm focused on the middle market today announced the final closing of Vistria Fund III.

01.07.20
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Canadian Defined Benefit Plans Surge At End Of 2019

Rising bond yields, strong asset returns bring funded ratio to near all-time high.

01.07.20
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Shoreline Equity Partners Raises $300 Million For First Private Equity Fund

Shoreline Equity Partners today announced the final close of its inaugural private equity fund, Shoreline Equity Partners Fund, which was launched with an initial target of $250 million and was oversubscribed at its hard cap of $300 million in commitments.

01.07.20
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U.S. Government Bond Yields Rise As Investors Assess Mideast Tensions

Services-sector data indicates economy remains robust.

01.07.20
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Modernizing Teacher Pensions For The 21st Century

An Arizona Chamber Foundation Policy Brief on the Arizona State Retirement System

01.06.20
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Sound Point Capital Launches Its First Dedicated Specialty Lending Fund

Alternative firm has announced the closing of its first fund dedicated to directly originated corporate loans.

01.06.20
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H.I.G. WhiteHorse Closes Loan Fund At $1.1 Billion

H.I.G. WhiteHorse, the credit affiliate of H.I.G. Capital, announced the closing of H.I.G. WhiteHorse Principal Lending Fund with aggregate capital commitments of approximately $1.1 billion.

01.06.20
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Accel-KKR Pulls In $276.7 Million For Credit Fund

Accel-KKR has closed on $276.7 million in commitments for its private lending vehicle, adding almost $70 million to the pot it uses to help companies finance growth, according to a person familiar with the matter.

01.06.20
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The Dollar Is Even More Important Than You Know

The share of the Japanese yen in global currency reserves hit a multidecade high last year. Paradoxically, that may be a symptom of the world’s ravenous appetite for U.S. dollars.

01.06.20