In The News
On the same day Dimon said the economic storm is “right out there down the road coming our way,” star strategist Marko Kolanovic, who was ranked the No. 1 equity-linked strategist in last year’s Institutional Investor survey, said the US stock market is poised for a gradual recovery in 2022.
Sarah Guo is the latest woman to depart their position at a venture capital firm with plans to launch one of their own.
What can we learn from institutional allocator best practices on embedding diversity equity & inclusion in legal and governance documents, signing DEI pledges and codes, and harnessing investment consultants toward DEI?
Cook County and the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund reported improving pension health, while the unfunded liabilities of Chicago funds worsened in 2020.
New Hampshire’s pension fund managers are trying to ride out volatile swings in the stock markets that are impacting retirement systems across the country.
After a difficult run for emerging markets value investing, Resolute is calling time on its affiliate Continuous Capital.
Public pensions are contending with the dreaded denominator effect as the value of their public holdings plunges in the volatile markets.
U.S. public pensions entered 2022 well-funded, but they could falter without significant governance reforms.
Firm cuts management fee in public funds by 0.5% as losses mount
A study commissioned by VantageScore Solutions found that institutional investors with exposure to asset-backed securities and residential mortgage-backed securities desire more transparency and inclusivity among credit scoring models.
