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A major public pension in Canada aims to achieve a net-zero portfolio by 2050.
New rule allows plan fiduciaries to consider climate change and other environmental, social and governance factors.
The relative strength of the U.S. dollar in recent months has industry experts feeling it is an opportune time for some institutions to expose their portfolios to currency hedging.
Corporate and healthcare pension plan sponsors agree that combating inflation and rising interest rates are among the biggest risks to markets over the next year, according to a recent survey.
Private credit remains an attractive investment opportunity for institutional investors as manager hires remained consistent in the third quarter, FIN Searches data shows.
Many institutions are not prepared for rare and unexpected tail risks that keep them up at night such as an unexpected liquidity crunch or a cyberattack, but investors can hedge against these risks to prepare for the worst, a new study finds.
Texas state governmental agencies appear to be continuing external manager relationships with BlackRock while being forced to divest direct holdings exposure to the firm as it is included in Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s initial list of financial companies that boycott energy companies.
Asset allocators are now spending more time meeting with existing managers than they were in 2020, according to a new study.
Investment managers can avoid fines by making sure their employees use applications that archive communications while also maintaining appropriate policies and procedures for staff compliance, according to law firm Troutman Pepper.
Many nonprofit investors, investment advisors and managers agree that an active equity strategy that can invest in China is the key to capturing returns above U.S. equities.