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Kentucky Teachers’ Pension Loses $3 Million After Selling Russian Investments

Other pensions around the country are likely facing similar losses.

03.08.22
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Illinois Teachers’ Pension Tests Secondaries Pricing With $1 Billion+ Portfolio

Portfolios with valuations pegged to September 30 no longer reflect market dynamics, including public market volatility, plunging tech valuations and geopolitical turmoil sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

03.08.22
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How Inclusive Is The Asset Management And Institutional Investment World For Women?

The asset management and institutional investment industries are now more inclusive for women, but there is still a problem in senior roles.

03.08.22
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NEPC's 2021 Hedge Fund Operational Due Diligence Survey Results

The survey focuses on back office areas and internal fund operations, and highlights trends NEPC sees in the hedge fund industry.

03.04.22
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Canadian Asset Managers Pledge Russian Divestment

Russia constitutes about 3% of MSCI’s emerging markets benchmark.

03.04.22
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Morningstar Launches New Research Center To Help Improve The U.S. Retirement System

The Center will provide the industry with unbiased, actionable data and insight for decision-makers seeking to improve retirement plans and outcomes for retirement savers.

03.03.22
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Breakingviews - Russia Exodus Tests Fund Managers’ Liquidity Limit

The Russian crisis is providing fund managers with another test of their liquidity limits. With Moscow’s bourse frozen, firms including JPMorgan and Amundi have suspended redemptions from funds worth more than $4 billion. It’s another reminder of the fragility of asset managers’ promise that customers can withdraw cash whenever they want.

03.03.22
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A Closed Russia Market After Invasion Challenges U.S. Fund Managers

BlackRock is among firms that have had informal discussions with SEC officials on the difficulty of exiting positions in Russian securities after the invasion of Ukraine.

03.03.22
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Canadian Fund Managers Likely Facing Uphill Battle To Sell Their Shares In Russian Companies

The widespread international condemnation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has made holding those stocks reputationally toxic, even if it is legal.

03.03.22
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Hedge Fund Investors 'Optimistic' For 2022 With Multi-Strat Expected To Be The Star Performer, Says BNP Paribas Survey

The hedge fund outlook for 2022 is optimistic as investors seek to inject a further dose of capital into low beta strategies to protect against rising inflation.

03.03.22