Credit Fears Spike Among Insurers, Goldman Says Despite concerns about deteriorating credit quality, many insurers plan to add risk to their debt portfolios, according to Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Amy Whyte April 24, 2019
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Battle Heats Up Between Newspaper Company and Hedge Fund Concerns over financing and pension funds are fueling Gannett’s opposition to a takeover by Alden Global’s MNG. Alicia McElhaney April 22, 2019
3-and-30 Is Back for D.E. Shaw After eight years, D.E. Shaw is raising the fees it charges for its flagship hedge fund. Julie Segal April 19, 2019
How One Small Pension Fund Added $1 Billion in Value The $10 billion San Bernardino County retirement fund claims it found an “incredible source of alpha.” Amy Whyte April 18, 2019
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Macro Hedge Funds Are a Wild Ride. Can AQR Tame Them? The quant firm makes its case. Julie Segal April 18, 2019
Hedge Funds Fail to Reverse Outflows Amid Big Rebound The hedge fund industry’s performance in the first quarter was its best since 2006, according to HFR. Christine Idzelis April 17, 2019
Health Care Systems Clamor for Co-Investments Three-quarters of hospitals and health institutions surveyed by Cerulli Associates anticipated increasing their allocations to co-investment vehicles as they seek to shift more money into alternatives. Amy Whyte April 17, 2019
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