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With central banks set to tighten monetary policy in an effort to rein in inflation, new and untested asset classes are likely to be punished harder than more reliable ones.
For venture capitalists, the Great Resignation presents an opportunity to flee jobs and raise new funds.
When the East Sussex local authority pension fund in southern England wanted to cut its exposure to fossil fuels, it needed to be sure there were no oil and gas stocks in the benchmarks its passive funds tracked.
The payments will mark an end to a nine-year legal battle.
LPs like emerging managers as a source of outsized returns. However, LPs also view them as risky, and the decision to back a new team is made tougher when incumbents are returning to market quicker and with many products.
The rush by Western investors to adopt ESG strategies could hamper Africa’s industrialisation efforts and leave many trapped in dire poverty.
Misconceptions are preventing women from investing early enough, often enough, and taking appropriate risks, a BNY Mellon study shows.
Corporate defined benefit plans should consider managing volatility, avoiding concentration risk and factor investing.
Potential conflicts of interest, ties with China, and excessive leverage are among the challenges.
Billionaire Melinda French Gates is still promising to give away most of her wealth—just not necessarily all to the Gates Foundation she started with her ex-husband.