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New Jersey’s government-worker pension fund investments fell short in the fiscal year that ended in June.
The $27 billion Penn SERS did not back Platinum’s new fund after discussing the firm’s investment in a prison-phone company.
Insurers and pension funds managing $2.3 trillion pledged on Monday to shift their portfolios away from carbon-heavy industries in the hope of triggering snowballing climate commitments from other big investors.
A view through court documents of how Harvard’s investments in Brazilian farmland went south.
DivestNJ Coalition has been urging officials to get rid of holdings in oil and gas companies, calling them too risky in the era of climate change.
The Ohio Public Employees Retirement System may look to slash future benefits to overcome the largest unfunded liability that the system has ever faced.
The University of Mississippi’s alumni and friends contributed approximately $103 million in private support during FY19, a year that saw the university’s endowment grow to $736 million – the largest in the state at a public university.
Funds tracking broad U.S. equity indexes had more assets by value than stock-picking rivals for the first time.
Harvard University announced today that its endowment has joined Climate Action 100+, an investor-led initiative to ensure that the world’s largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters take steps to address climate change.
Dartmouth’s endowment generated a return of 7.5% for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019, bringing its total value to $5.7 billion.
