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SEC Proposes Changes To How Funds Disclose How They Voted

In the making for a long time, the SEC proposed rules yesterday that would change how mutual funds disclose their proxy voting.

10.04.21
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Evergrande Bonds Snapped Up By Distressed Debt Investors

Funds bet Beijing will come to rescue of the world’s most highly leveraged developer.

10.01.21
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African Pension Funds Have Grown Impressively

Their capital could help finance development.

10.01.21
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Private Equity Firms Look For New Ways To Expand Their Marketing

Business development is proving to be a key role as market activity heats up.

10.01.21
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How Climate-Tech Investments Can Create Health And Wealth In Black And Brown Communities

Investors able to spot scalable and community-based solutions will have an advantage as climate justice takes center stage in global climate talks and the U.S. infrastructure rebuild.

09.30.21
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Investment Boom Bumps Up NJ Pension Plan

The latest investment-return figures for NJ’s s public-worker pension fund are in, revealing annual returns to near 30%.

09.30.21
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University Endowments Mint Billions In Golden Era Of Venture Capital

Some schools, including Washington University in St. Louis and Duke University, gained more than 50%.

09.30.21
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U.S. SEC Proposes Rules Urging Hedge Funds, Endowments To Disclose Votes

The top U.S. securities regulator on Wednesday proposed requiring large hedge funds and endowments to disclose how they vote on executive pay, bringing this clutch of influential investors in line with other top funds that have made their pay votes public for a decade.

09.29.21
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How And Why Callan Gatekeepers Push PMs On Diversity

Lauren Mathias, who oversees Callan’s coverage of emerging managers and diverse-, women-, and disabled-owned firms, spoke with Citywire about her firm’s diversity due diligence.

09.29.21
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Canada's Second-Largest Pension Fund Says First To Exit Oil Assets

Canada’s No. 2 pension fund, Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec, said Tuesday it will shed all of its oil production assets, valued at C$3.9 billion ($3.08 billion), by the end of 2022 and reduce carbon intensity by 60% by 2030.

09.29.21