In The News
If You Think U.S. Pensions Are Safe, Just Wait

The US economy has been built around low interest rates. As rates rise, so will the fallout.

10.11.22
Surveys/Studies
Great Recession Left Public Pensions Better-Prepared For Crises: Report

U.S. public pension plans emerged from the global financial crisis battered, but better-prepared to weather future crises, according to a new report.

10.07.22
People Moves
Global Asset Manager Sees Global Private Markets Head Retire

The global private markets head’s responsibilities have been assumed by other team members.

10.07.22
People Moves
European Credit Specialist Hires Structured Credit MD

The firm hired a managing director and deputy portfolio manager to help build and lead the firm’s investment capabilities in structured credit.

10.07.22
In The News
N.J. Could Divest Its $92 Billion Pension Fund From Fossil Fuels. What It Means Financially And For Climate Change.

New Jersey would join a growing list of states to divest its pension fund from fossil fuel companies if a long-stalled bill passes.

10.07.22
People Moves
CIFC Adds Global Biz. Development Co-Head

He will work to deepen CIFC’s relationships with clients and lead capital formation efforts.

10.06.22
People Moves
Allspring Appoints Two Fixed-Income PMs

They will join the firm’s plus fixed-income team and are based in London.

10.06.22
People Moves
Silversmith Hires Operating Partner & CTO

He works with entrepreneurs and leaders across the portfolio to leverage technology through product-driven initiatives.

10.06.22
People Moves
Verus Names Portfolio Mgmt. Associate

He is responsible for management of discretionary portfolios and researching capital markets.

10.06.22
In The News
Carlyle Tests Market With What Could Be A Bellwether Secondaries Sale

The process, known as a tender offer, is among several options GPs have to deliver liquidity back to LPs at a time when distributions and fundraising are slowing.

10.06.22