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Slate Asset Management, a global alternative investment platform focused on real estate, today announced the final close of Slate Real Estate Capital I.
The board of Oregon’s Public Employees Retirement System voted unanimously Friday to reduce its long-term assumption about earnings on the pension system’s investment portfolio, a decision that will increase required contributions to the fund from public employers and reduce benefits for a number of employees who have yet to retire.
New Jersey’s pension fund has gained indirect exposure to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies by investing in their mining companies.
The main pension fund for New York’s state government workers and retirees warned Ben & Jerry’s parent company, Unilever, on Friday that it might restrict its investments in the company because of the ice cream maker’s decision to halt sales in Israeli-occupied territories.
John Hancock Global Environmental Opportunities Fund seeks growth through capital appreciation by investing primarily in environmental companies.
Tom Golonka, Chair of the Vermont Pension Investment Commission (VPIC), announced today an investment return of 24.62% for the fiscal year ending June 30.
The asset manager asked global institutional investors about their fixed income investing priorities over the next three years.
The fundraising gap between series one funds and series two and later funds has grown more over the past decade.
Many of the world’s biggest asset managers say they’re increasingly struggling with some of the rules guiding the $35 trillion market for environmental, social and governance investing.
A new report confirms Illinois is among the worst in the country when it comes to funding its public pensions.
