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End Of Libor Stirs Anger On Wall Street

Bankers worried about the risks of the replacement for global borrowing benchmark.

04.26.21
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Yale Endowment Model Architect Hunter Lewis Calls Time On It

Co-Founder of Wall Street gatekeeper Cambridge Associates says famed investment strategy is ‘backward looking, outdated and worn out.’

04.26.21
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Investors Plough Money Into U.S. Inflation-Protected Bond Funds

Tips funds enjoy 29 consecutive weeks of inflows amid expectations of rising prices.

04.26.21
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Comvest Credit Partners Announces Closing Of Fund V

CCP V closed with over $1.3 billion of equity commitments and has also secured credit facilities to increase its available capital.

04.23.21
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DB Plan Solvency In Best Position Since Financial Crisis: FSRA

Defined-benefit pension funding rose in Q1, the Ontario regulator said.

04.22.21
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Bill Would Move New Texas State Employees To 401(k)-Like Plan

The proposed pension reform would affect workers hired after Sept. 1, 2022.

04.22.21
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AlpInvest Partners Completes Fundraising For Its Eighth Co-Investment Fund, Raising $3.5 Billion

Includes more than 120 New and Existing Investors New York, Amsterdam and Hong Kong – AlpInvest Partners has raised $3.5 billion for AlpInvest Co-Investment Fund VIII (“ACF VIII” or the “Fund”). The Fund exceeds its $3 billion target.

04.22.21
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Private-Equity Firms Regain Taste For Giant Buyouts

Leveraged buyout bids measuring in the double-digit billions, a relative rarity since the financial crisis, have been showing signs of a comeback lately.

04.21.21
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Hedge Funder Who Lost Famous Buffett Bet Sticks To His Guns On Active Management

Ted Seides, hedge fund investor and host of the popular Capital Allocators podcast, tells ThinkAdvisor what makes a good active manager.

04.21.21
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Lawsuit: DC Plans More Vulnerable To ERISA Litigation Than DB Plans

Lawyers taking aim at a company’s retirement savings plan say firms with 401(k)s should expect to be sued more than those with traditional pensions.

04.21.21