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Hopes of a global reopening following two years of Covid-19 and government-imposed lockdowns across the world are trumping any fears of Fed hikes, as fund managers take a generally bullish stance in January, according to a report by the Bank of America.
Pennsylvania’s $64 billion pension fund for public school employees could soon take a major step toward reducing investment management fees.
In the face of plummeting bond yields, pension scheme managers have turned to alternative assets.
Dune Real Estate Partners has announced a series of three promotions across the organization.
U.S. venture capital deployment in 2021 smashed the previous record set in 2020, as $329.8 billion of funds were infused into over 15,500 deals.
New research by the National Institute on Retirement Security reaffirms earlier findings on the greater cost savings and efficiencies provided by pensions as compared to defined contribution plans.
KKR & Co. has announced that Ryan Stork has joined KKR as a partner and coo.
The pension board is accused of opening the doors for pension spiking.
Money management, according to billionaire hedge-fund managers and other high-paid practitioners, is a complex science and art. But does it really have to be?
Costs and transparency issues don’t deter pensions hungry for yield.
