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BlackRock’s Fink Urges World Bank, IMF Overhaul For Green Era

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink told global leaders the World Bank and International Monetary Fund are outdated and require a total overhaul if they’re to marshal the trillions of dollars in investment needed to bring sustainability to the developing world.

07.12.21
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FLC Credit Partners Provides Loan Facility To Spouting Rock Asset Management

Loan facility marks inaugural investment for FLC Credit Partners and positions Spouting Rock Asset Management for strategic growth.

07.12.21
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Harbor Capital Advisors Expands ETF Suite With Disruptive Innovation Strategy

The new strategy is expected to be available in the fall, upon completion of the registration process.

07.09.21
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AndCo Consulting Adds First Board Advisor To Expand Organizational Leadership

Patrice Tsague was added as a board advisor on July 1.

07.09.21
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Report Warns Mississippi's Defined Benefit Pension Fund Is In Trouble

A recently released report ranks Mississippi’s defined benefit pension system last or near the back of the pack when it comes to unfunded liabilities.

07.09.21
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Pa.’s Largest Pension Fund Clips The Wings Of Its High-Flying Staffers

Embarrassed by reports of extravagant travel by staff, the PSERS pension fund is trying to reduce those costs.

07.09.21
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Kennedy Wilson Launches $1.5 Billion Platform With Global Institutional Investor To Acquire Multifamily Communities In Western U.S.

Global real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson has entered into a new joint venture with a global institutional investor to acquire and manage core-plus multifamily communities in the Western U.S.

07.08.21
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Macquarie Asset Management, Ontario Teachers' Pension Buy 32% Stake In Puget

Macquarie Asset Management and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board have acquired an about 32% stake in Puget Holdings from Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for an undisclosed sum.

07.08.21
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Phoenix Works To Reduce $3.2 Billion Unfunded Pension Debt

Phoenix City Council recently took a step toward chipping away at a nearly $3.2 billion accrued pension liability for police and fire retirees.

07.08.21
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Chicago’s Pension Debt Continues To Rise, Increasing $1.1 Billion In 2020: City Analysis

Chicago owes $32.9 billion to its four employee pension funds representing police officers, firefighters, municipal employees and laborers, according to the 2020 Certified Annual Financial Report — an increase of nearly 3.5% from 2019.

07.08.21