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Legislators are drafting a plan to ease restrictions against retired police officers coming back to work, in an effort to add law enforcement officers across New Mexico in the midst of a labor shortage.
While inflation is eroding the value of bonds’ fixed payments, central banks are pulling back on debt purchases.
In response to the SECURE Act, these industry leaders have launched an innovative new target date fund series designed to help plan participants optimize accumulation during their working years and maximize lifetime income in retirement.
EQT strengthens commitment to drive positive impact by launching the EQT Future fund, targeting longer-hold investments in mature companies with market-shaping impact potential.
Global bond investors face an old enemy – inflation – and the universe of fixed-income assets doesn’t look to offer much in the way of shelter.
Bank of America’s monthly fund manager survey finds global investors in a sour mood, shedding bonds and piling up cash. They are also buying these assets.
Despite a key change to the pension plan’s investment strategy, the agency’s problems continue to go far deeper than its financial portfolio.
Introduced in 1999, the GIPS standards are universal and voluntary standards based on the fundamental principles of full disclosure and fair representation of investment performance.
This commitment represents BGO’s next, significant step toward prioritizing diversity, equity, and inclusion and making it central to the firm’s mission and culture.
The case is working with a so-called ‘greenmailing’ statute that has never been applied since it was written into Ohio law decades ago. The outcome could impact the behavior of activist investors, should the court rule in favor of the plaintiffs.
