In The News
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.
Last month, climate change protesters stormed the field at the annual football game between Harvard and Yale Universities, delaying play for nearly an hour.
“Home bias” is one of the great money management foibles, but don’t tell that to U.S. investors. They have been favoring their domestic stock market and loving it.
The Carlyle Group has completed its previously announced conversion to a corporation from a publicly traded partnership.
PineBridge Investments today announced the close of PineBridge Private Credit, the firm’s first direct lending focused strategy, with $396 million in capital commitments.
Latest Green Initiative Task Force report is responsive to SB 964 requirements.
Stock-picking fund managers are more willing than ever to lend their shares to other investors.
Regulators and investors are focusing more attention on how private-equity firms value the assets they own, making the valuation process both more complicated and costly.
Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners has raised $5.5 billion for North Haven Infrastructure Partners III, six months after the fund’s first close on June 19.
Harvest Partners has gathered at least $4 billion for its eighth midmarket fund, making the vehicle the largest the firm has raised to date.