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Faculty Report Recommends Criteria For Princeton To Evaluate Companies For Fossil Fuel Dissociation

According to the report, contributing faculty “sought to develop metrics, standards and algorithms such that they could be updated in future years and potentially translated to other industry segments.”

06.21.22
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Alabama State Pension Funds Down, But Bronner Not Concerned

State Treasurer Young Boozer, who serves on the board of the employee retirement system, said the global problems are substantial but expressed confidence in the health of the state’s pension funds.

06.21.22
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Over Two-Fifths Of Pension Funds Expect Fixed-Income Performance To Deteriorate Over Next Year

More than two fifths (43%) of pension funds and other institutional investors expect fixed income performance to deteriorate further over the next 12 months, with 13% expecting a significant decline, according to Aeon Investments.

06.21.22
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Investor Expectations Are Outrageous

We’re excited about market highs as much as the next investor, but, historically speaking, you cannot plan your financial future based on blips on the investment radar.

06.21.22
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Sen. Rick Scott To State Pension Plan Administrators: ROI Should Be Top Priority, Not Wall Street’s Woke Agenda

Senator Rick Scott wrote a letter to state public pension and investment plan administrators urging responsible management of investor dollars that provides a return of investment, rather than prioritizing woke ideals known as ESG principles.

06.17.22
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NYC Employees’ Pension Books Strong PE Returns

Fund made three commitments to start the quarter.

06.17.22
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‘Panic Is Not A Strategy.' How Investors, Advisors Can Look Beyond The Traditional 60/40 Portfolio In The Second Half Of 2022

High volatility and recession risks may define the second half of 2022.

06.16.22
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Capital Raising Is Even Harder Than You Think, Say Emerging Managers

Four in five emerging managers say capital raising is their biggest challenge – and one in two say it is harder than 12 months ago.

06.16.22
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Investors Deserve To Know The Climate Risks Their Assets Face

The Securities and Exchange Commission is pushing for more openness by corporations.

06.16.22
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Executive Director Stensrud Addresses Myths And Misconceptions

When dangerous and misinformed myths and misconceptions surface in the media or in SERS’ own experience, Executive Director Richard Stensrud addresses the topic at a Board meeting and explains why they are false and misleading.

06.15.22