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Leveraged buyout bids measuring in the double-digit billions, a relative rarity since the financial crisis, have been showing signs of a comeback lately.
Ted Seides, hedge fund investor and host of the popular Capital Allocators podcast, tells ThinkAdvisor what makes a good active manager.
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.
The plan made changes to its non-U.S. equity portfolio from a search initiated in November.
Managers should resist the temptation to over-leverage technology when trying to connect with and win new clients, according to a new study.
Investment manager research would improve by focusing on updating judgments with new information, a new paper finds.
The plan made two follow-on private investments in the first quarter.
The new group broadens the firm’s opportunity set into the U.S. private commercial real estate market.
The plan approved consolidating management of its $51 million global tactical asset allocation portfolio yesterday.
The plan expects to conduct interviews with three finalists at an upcoming meeting.