Ukraine-Russia
The move to divest U.S. institutional investors from Russian holdings has moved to the federal level.
Institutional investors continued the push to divest themselves of Russian assets more than a week from the start of that country’s invasion of Ukraine.
A week into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, U.S. institutional investors continue to either divest or review its holdings in the country.
A university and its foundation based in the Rocky Mountains are exiting their small investments in Russian companies in an action to send a message that it stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine following its invasion last week.
Nearly a week after Russia launched a military invasion of Ukraine, institutional investors continue to discuss divestment and act on their Russian-related assets and assess options as the country intensifies its attacks.
Institutional investors continue to take stock of their exposure to Russian-related assets and assess options as the country’s attacks on Ukraine escalated today.
U.S. pension plans are being called on to review the Russian exposure within their investment portfolios as federal mandates sanctioning Russian financial institutions continue to expand.
Investment consultants urge caution in making drastic changes as Russian forces close in on Ukrainian capital.
Pension plan boards and their investment consultants discussed the impact Russia’s invasion of Ukraine will have on the markets and their portfolios.
