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Future Returns: Moving From Sustainable Investing To Systems Change

William Burckart and Steve Lydenberg show investors how to shift their approach to solving fundamental social and environmental issues.

06.09.21
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These Ohio Teachers Didn't Think They'd Need To Worry About Retirement

Dean and Patty Dennis worked in Ohio schools for 30 years, paying into a state pension plan. Then the pension stopped giving them cost-of-living increases.

06.09.21
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Shamrock Capital Closes Fifth Growth Fund

The fund is focused on buyouts and later-stage investments in media, entertainment and communications.

06.09.21
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Emerging Market Debt: The Right Strategy For The Pandemic, Says Vanguard's Nick Eisinger

Emerging bond markets are increasingly moving into the focus of investors. But not all of them will benefit equally from the recovery after the Coronavirus crisis.

06.08.21
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The Chicago Park District’s 30% Funded Pension Plan - And More Tales Of Illinois’ Failed Governance

Another unfunded pension plan, another late-night change. Listen to the actuaries: enough is enough.

06.08.21
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Teacher Fund Ends Quarter $783 Million Higher

The Arkansas Teacher Retirement System’s investments increased last quarter by $783 million in value to total $20.2 billion, an investment consultant reported Monday.

06.08.21
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Small Caps Remain An Untapped Avenue For ESG Investments

When it come to environmental, social, and governance investments, investors may be overlooking small-sized companies.

06.08.21
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Active Investing Is ‘Biggest Scam On The Planet,’ Says Nuclear Pharmacist Turned RIA

Mark Hebner, who retired at 32 with $6 million before becoming an advisor, tells ThinkAdvisor why he focuses on indexing.

06.08.21
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Private Equity Bet On Troubled Caribbean Refinery Blows Up On Retirement Funds

U.S. private equity firm Arclight Capital Partners LLC, which invests the retirement savings of Maine teachers, NFL football players and Mayo Clinic doctors, lost hundreds of millions of dollars betting on a troubled Caribbean oil refinery, according to sources and documents reviewed by Reuters.

06.07.21
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With A $40 Million Limit, Pa.’s Biggest Pension Fund Is Lawyering Up To Confront FBI Probe

PSERS says eight staffers have hired fund-paid lawyers to represent them as the FBI investigates the plan. PSERS will pay up to $40 million in legal bills in any one year for staffers.

06.07.21