Renaissance Execs Will Pay $7 Billion to Settle a Decade’s Worth of Disputed Taxes. Here’s What Jim Simons Earned During That Period. The legendary quant trader has earned $9.2 billion in just the five years since the disputed period, frequently topping II’s Rich List. Stephen Taub September 03, 2021
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These Are Institutional Investor’s 2021 Rising Stars The 12 allocators — nominated by their peers and bosses — will be honored at the fourth annual Allocators’ Choice Awards on September 22. Alicia McElhaney August 18, 2021
Almost 300 Female Fund Managers to (Virtually) Attend Global FundWomen Week After the pandemic shut down live events last year, 100 Women in Finance went virtual to hold its first global cap intro event. In its second year, the group is focusing on “chief risk takers.” Julie Segal August 17, 2021
Goldman Is Back on Top — Of the Shareholder List for the Troubled Chinese Stock Formerly Known as GSX The investment bank sold off shares in the Archegos rout, but bought back the stock before — and after — China’s crackdown sent shares tumbling even more, filings show. Michelle Celarier August 17, 2021
Sponsored The Rise of DeFi: Hype or Opportunity? What does the burgeoning number of decentralized finance products using Ethereum mean for institutional investors? Sponsored by Chainalysis August 26, 2021
How Millennial Investors Lost Millions on Bill Ackman’s SPAC “Trading options was addictive, like cocaine,” says one investor. “It was instant gratification.” Michelle Celarier August 11, 2021
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U.K. Asset Owners Pledge to Push Managers on Diversity A group of pensions and consultants, totaling $1.5 trillion in assets under management, will require asset managers to disclose information about the gender and racial makeup of their firms. Jessica Hamlin August 02, 2021
Sponsored Is it Game Over for Chinese Tech Investing? The investing landscape in China has changed profoundly, but as the dust settles and the panic selling subsides here's a look at the sector and the four reasons the government is stepping in and whether or not the plug has been pulled. Sponsored by Schroders September 01, 2021
Large Public Pension Plans ‘Move Aggressively’ Toward ESG Integration, Even as Smaller Plans Fall Short Jessica Hamlin July 22, 2021
Large Institutions, Including AIMCo, OMERS, and CPP, Reveal Their Progress on Diversity Alicia McElhaney June 29, 2021
Following an Internal Investigation, BlackRock’s Senior Leaders Will Undergo Reviews Alicia McElhaney June 24, 2021
