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Too Cheap To Ignore, Emerging Dollar Bonds To Fly With Fed

Emerging-market dollar bonds are starting to look like a bargain.

03.14.22
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Detroit May Ask Bankruptcy Court To Counter Pension Fund Action

The city says it can’t afford a pension fund change that forces it to pay down unfunded liabilities more quickly; it may also lobby state lawmakers.

03.11.22
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Canadian Pension Funds Are Selling Off Russian Investments

The de-Russification of Canada’s biggest public pension plans is nearly complete.

03.11.22
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SEC Proposes New Short Position Reporting Rules For Investment Managers

The SEC has proposed monthly short position reporting by institutional investment managers.

03.11.22
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Largest U.S. Pension Fund Facing $300 Million Hit To Dump Russia Investments

Some U.S. pension plans and endowments are finding it’s not a simple task to divest from Russia investments.

03.11.22
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Ohio’s Retired Teachers Frustrated With Pension Fund

Ohio’s retired teachers are fighting to restore annual cost-of-living adjustments meant to offset inflation.

03.11.22
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Top U.S. Pension Fund Rejects Calls For Fossil Fuel Divestment

California’s $319 billion CalSTRS retirement plan pushes back against legislators’ new bill.

03.11.22
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Oaktree Capital Targets Up To $3 Billion For Third Special Situations Fund

Distress opportunities could open up in the months ahead as inflation, rate hikes and geopolitical disturbances – above all, the war in Ukraine – create more economic uncertainty.

03.11.22
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Ardian Launches Real Estate Debt Strategy

The strategy deepens Ardian’s expertise and presence in European real estate.

03.09.22
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U.S. Retirement Funds, Heavy On Stocks, Brace For Losses

A sustained downturn could squeeze state and local government budgets.

03.08.22