SEC’s Hard-Line Approach to Private Funds Would Harm Investors and Markets MFA argues proposed rules would cripple active management and the ability to hold corporations accountable. Bryan Corbett May 10, 2022
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This content is from: Opinion In the Hyper-Competitive Investment Industry, People Rarely Talk About Mental Health Issues. That’s Slowly Starting to Change. Nathan Yates April 22, 2022
The Pandemic Made Offices Dispensable. The Metaverse Makes Them Irrelevant. Remote work is here to stay, but allocators still insist on meeting new managers face-to-face. The solution: virtual offices. Angelo Calvello February 28, 2022
ESG and Alpha: Sales or Substance? Managers of ESG investments create false hope, oversell outperformance, and contribute to the delay of long-past-due regulatory action. Andrew A. King and Kenneth P. Pucker February 25, 2022
Everyone Thinks Rising Interest Rates Are Bad for Tech Stocks. But Are They? A closer look at the numbers shows that the relationship may not be as clear-cut as many investors believe. Doug Peta February 18, 2022
Sponsored How Financial Wellness is Replacing Wealth for Millennials Sponsored by Prudential June 10, 2018
Asset Allocators Are Mired in Bureaucracy — But They Don’t Have to Be Governance structures that empower the right people are the key to unlocking organizational alpha, columnist Christopher Schelling argues. Christopher Schelling February 02, 2022
The $130 Trillion GFANZ Coalition Is Just More ‘Blah Blah Blah’ The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero has no chance to succeed until the world enacts legally binding climate policy, our columnist argues. Angelo Calvello January 19, 2022
The Case for Making Bitcoin 5 Percent of Allocators’ Portfolios Institutional investors could invest more in cryptocurrencies if tighter regulations are enacted, according to Ned Davis Research. Pat Tschosik December 20, 2021
I Was the Only Female Partner at My Hedge Fund. Here’s What Needs to Change. Dominique Mielle November 03, 2021
Is Inflation More Than Transitory? Here’s What Ned Davis Research Thinks. Joe Kalish October 13, 2021
Could Green Energy Fuel a Bull Market in Commodities — and in Oil and Gas? Robert Ryan September 28, 2021
An Interview With a Hyper-Realistic, AI-Powered Simulation of Jerome Powell Angelo Calvello September 14, 2021
