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CalPERS Reports Preliminary Return Of 21.3% For 2020-21

The strong performance triggers a reduction in the assumed rate of return to 6.8%.

07.15.21
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Exit Insanity

And the better valuations in public markets vs. via acquisition.

07.15.21
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Small Hedge Fund Managers Are Feeling Optimistic As Launches Surge And Investors Seek Alternatives To The Industry's Biggest Names

Nearly 200 hedge funds launched in the first quarter of 2021, according to Hedge Fund Research, the most since 2017.

07.15.21
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N.Y. Comptroller: Companies Making Environmental Commitments Following Pension Fund Divestment Plan

New York made the commitment last year to use the state pension fund to divest from companies that worsen climate change.

07.15.21
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Avesi Partners Closes Initial Fund At $875 Million

Avesi secured commitments from a globally diversified investor group, comprised of leading endowments, foundations, family offices, consultants, funds of funds, and seasoned CEOs and industry executives.

07.15.21
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California Pension Fund Agrees To $2.7 Billion Lawsuit Deal

The nation’s largest public pension fund has agreed to pay up to $2.7 billion to refund policyholders hit with huge hikes in their premiums, it was announced Tuesday.

07.14.21
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Empower Retirement, Advisors Reach Milestone With $1.5 Billion In Advisor-Managed Accounts

Empower AMA provides very similar benefits to plans and participants, including personalized fund-specific recommendations, savings rate recommendations and help with spending money in retirement.

07.14.21
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He Runs The Worst-Funded Public Pension In The Country. Here’s His 'Good News’ Story

David Eager, executive director of the Kentucky Public Pension Authority, wants people to understand how pensions work.

07.14.21
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ICMA-RC Is Now MissionSquare Retirement

Rebrand reflects our commitment to help the public sector workforce build toward retirement readiness.

07.13.21
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Asset Managers Warn That Sustainable Finance Rules Could Reduce Financing To Emerging Markets

Asset managers are warning that new sustainable finance rules in Europe could end up reducing financing to emerging markets countries, where capital is most needed to fund the renewable energy transition.

07.13.21