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Public Pension Systems Join Those Stung By Crypto Crash

Some find buying opportunities in the low prices and cryptocurrency technology.

08.15.22
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South Street Partners Closes Debut Vehicle As First-time Fundraising Picks Up

The Charlotte, North Carolina-based firm’s vehicle is one of nine inaugural offerings that raised a total of $1.82 billion this year.

08.15.22
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Vanguard Announces Advisory Changes For Vanguard Global Equity Fund

Vanguard today announced changes to the investment advisory arrangements of Vanguard Global Equity Fund.

08.08.22
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Regulatory Change Could Prove An Opportunity For U.K. Emerging Managers

New fund structures and solvency requirements could lay the groundwork for a wave of emerging managers in the U.K.

08.05.22
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BlackRock Partners With Coinbase To Offer Bitcoin Access To Institutional Investors, Despite Market Downturn

BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest asset manager, is partnering with Coinbase Global Inc. to offer direct access to bitcoin to some institutional clients.

08.05.22
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New York Pension Fund Coming Off Strong Year, Faces Volatile Future

New York’s Common Pension Fund enjoyed a strong 2021-22 fiscal year, but State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli warns that more volatile times may be ahead.

08.04.22
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Tiger Global's Flagship Fund Down 50%

Tiger Global’s flagship fund has ended Q2 with a 50% loss after fees on the back of the recent crash in tech stock prices, according to a report by The Financial Times.

08.04.22
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U.S. Institutions Look For Answers As ESG Questions Mount - Schroders

2022 promises to be a pivotal year in the lifecycle of ESG investing – one defined by the maturing and mainstreaming of ESG as an investment discipline, and by changing attitudes and approaches among global investors towards this fast-evolving area.

08.04.22
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U.S. SEC Addresses Wall Street 'Misconceptions' About Conflicts Of Interest

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Wednesday published a staff bulletin that seeks to clarify how broker dealers and investment advisors must address conflicts of interest when providing advice and recommendations to investors.

08.04.22
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Pension Plunge Puts Eric Adams In Future Financial Squeeze

New comptroller numbers suggest City Hall will have to restore several billion dollars to keep retirees’ benefit investments replenished, as stock performance lags projections.

08.02.22