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Investors Increasingly Fear A Debt Crisis In Emerging Markets

There are concerns that rising U.S. interest rates with a stronger dollar, and soaring food and energy prices, could trigger trouble.

04.13.22
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New York State Pension Fund Urges Bank Shareholders To Back Climate Resolutions

Proposals call on lenders to align fossil fuel financing policies with net zero emissions target.

04.13.22
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Harvard Endowment’s Debate Shows PE Funds’ China Struggle

China-focused private equity firms are struggling for new cash, hit by increased skepticism among U.S. pension funds and endowments about the growing political and market risks of Asia’s largest economy.

04.11.22
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Contrarian Fund Manager Cautions Against Writing Off Russia Assets

With the stock market closed and sanctions imposed, investors were told to assume that billions of dollars in Russian assets had become essentially worthless.

04.11.22
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Bills Would Tax Properties, Endowments Of RI Colleges, Universities

Schools say it would place them at a competitive disadvantage and could threaten fundraising.

04.08.22
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Lazard: Institutional Appetite For Data Centers On The Rise

As growth in data use continues, institutional investors in the private real estate markets are allocating an increasing amount of capital to the sector, says James Jacobs, head of real estate for Lazard’s private capital advisory group.

04.07.22
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Over Half Of New Hedge Fund ESG Jobs Taken By Women In Last Two Years

Over half of new ESG jobs at hedge funds over the past two years have been filled by women, according to a report by Bloomberg.

04.07.22
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Why Active Exposure To Emerging Markets Is As Important As Ever

Investors must navigate headwinds as they seek benefits of middle- to long-term exposure.

04.07.22
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Conservative Group Wants To Stop State Pensions From Pursuing ESG Initiatives

State pension funds should be barred from considering social and environmental factors in their investment decisions, a conservative association said in a push for new state legislation that would clash with the financial industry’s efforts to focus on greener investments.

04.07.22
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CalPERS CEO Marcie Frost Says The Nation's Largest Pension Fund Has Added More Inflation Hedge

Marcie Frost, CEO of the nation’s largest pension fund CalPERS, said its portfolio has added more inflation hedge to protect against surging prices.

04.07.22