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Global Fund Managers Betting Big On China

Foreign net inflows into Chinese stocks hit a daily average of $413 million during the first three weeks of 2022.

01.28.22
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Pennsylvania Pension Fund Says It Won’t Require Board To Sign Secrecy Oaths To Hear Key Report

A law firm is set to unveil the findings of an internal investigation into the mammoth plan at a private session for the PSERS board next week.

01.28.22
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Actuary Puts Price Tag On Chicago Firefighters' Pension Enhancement

The state-approved benefit change for some Chicago firefighters adds $180 million to the city’s unfunded tab and $700 million to contributions over 30 years.

01.28.22
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SEC Finds Problems In Private Fund Advisor Exams

Approximately 35% of all SEC-registered advisors manage approximately $18 trillion in private fund assets.

01.28.22
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Federal prosecutors have been investigating D.C.’s pension board, responsible for $10 billion retirement fund

Federal prosecutors have been investigating the financial transactions of the D.C. Retirement Board, which manages the city’s $10 billion pension fund for retired teachers, police officers and firefighters.

01.28.22
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Yale To Begin Investigating Its Chinese Investments In Light Of Human Rights Concerns

The University’s Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility will examine its investments in Chinese companies tied to human rights abuses.

01.26.22
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Goldman Shrugs Off Rate Hikes To Bet On Emerging Market Stocks

Some of the world’s greatest funds are exchanging toward emerging-market equities in a bet their central banks have less need to raise interest costs subsequent to fixing before their developed-nation peers a year ago.

01.26.22
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SEC Chair Eyes Tougher Cyber Rules To Protect Investors Against Hackers

Gary Gensler, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, aims to protect investors from financial loss and data theft.

01.26.22
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One Of The World's Biggest Pension Funds Just Made A Killing Shorting Stocks

One of the world’s largest pension funds is trying its hand at short-selling, and is making a killing in the process.

01.26.22
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Board Members Of Pa.’s Largest Pension Fund Asked To Sign Secrecy Oaths

Leaders of Pennsylvania’s beleaguered teachers’ pension fund are requesting that board members sign oaths of secrecy before receiving a critical update on the botched investment calculation scandal that has led to multiple federal investigations.

01.25.22