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New law requires Maryland pension system to disclose millions in fees paid to Wall Street firms

The pension system now must publicly disclose the amount it pays in carried interest fees by the end of each calendar year. The first report, due Dec. 31, will include the fees from fiscal years 2015 through 2019, the Baltimore Sun reports.

07.08.19
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After Deutsche Bank cuts, where will the growth be?

In asset management, Deutsche Bank’s DWS arm is seen as another of its strong points, Reuters says.

07.08.19
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5 women-led firms crushing the gender gap in VC

For the first time in over a decade, companies founded solely by women have picked up more than 3% of the total capital invested in VC-backed startups in the US, according to PitchBook’s VC Female Founders Dashboard.

07.08.19
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Illinois can’t take on Chicago’s public pension liabilities without trashing state credit rating

Illinois cannot assume the unfunded pension liabilities of Chicago and other municipalities across the state because its credit rating would be reduced to junk status if it did, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Monday, the Chicago Tribune reports.

07.08.19
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Asset Owner Profile: SITFO’s Madsen

Believes Institutional Investment Pros are Underappreciated

05.30.19
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Bridgewater Tells Arizona Pension Fund China Will Be No. 1 Economy

Ray Dalio’s head of China research says trade war is broadly about a power shift.

05.30.19
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The Bond Market Is Trying to Tell Us Something (Worry)

The bond market might seem indecipherable, but it’s full of important clues about the economy.

05.30.19
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Private Equity Drove Two Canadians Crazy

At BlackRock, They’re Trying to Fix It.

05.30.19