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
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Sponsored Private Credit: The $1 Trillion “New 40” Opportunity Sponsored by Mackenzie Investments July 13, 2021
Columbia’s CEO Kim Lew to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award The Columbia Investment Management Company chief will be recognized at the Allocators’ Choice Awards in September. Alicia McElhaney July 13, 2021
Large Institutions, Including AIMCo, OMERS, and CPP, Reveal Their Progress on Diversity Institutions that oversee $8 trillion in assets have implemented everything from data analysis programs to new executive incentives to achieve equity and inclusion goals. Alicia McElhaney June 29, 2021
How Litigation Finance Toppled the Fortunes of a Real Housewives Star An esoteric asset class made its way into reality television when a housewife’s lawyer husband borrowed money he couldn’t pay back. Alicia McElhaney June 24, 2021
Sponsored Public Markets: Make Your Fixed Income Portfolio Work Harder - Part 1 Don’t sleep on traditional sources of fixed income because yields are low. As the reopening of the economy unfolds in full, opportunities are emerging in the credit markets. Sponsored by Invesco July 15, 2021
Following an Internal Investigation, BlackRock’s Senior Leaders Will Undergo Reviews CEO Larry Fink says “It is essential that we have a culture at BlackRock where every employee feels welcomed, included, and safe.” Alicia McElhaney June 24, 2021
Investors Burned by Fraud Get Better at Detecting Future Bad Actors Investors who have experienced corporate fraud in one of their securities are more likely than peers untouched by malfeasance to push for good governance and avoid suspicious companies in the future. Jessica Hamlin June 23, 2021
Stunning Confessions of a Short Seller Anonymous short activist Rota Fortunae profited from put options on Farmland Partners — and now admits the relevant report he authored was riddled with errors. Michelle Celarier June 22, 2021
Sponsored High Hurdle Rates Are Not Good for Investors in Infrastructure Funds The belief that they are does not correspond to reality. Sponsored by EDHECinfra June 11, 2021
MindGeek Execs and Owners — Along With Visa and Colbeck Capital — Hit With U.S. Lawsuit Michelle Celarier June 17, 2021
Bill Ackman Sent a Text to the CEO of Mastercard. What Happened Next Is a Parable for ESG. Michelle Celarier June 16, 2021
Amid Federal Investigation, Senator Sues PSERS Over Lack of Transparency Jessica Hamlin June 10, 2021
Activist Wins Two Exxon Board Seats in ‘Historic’ Vote on Sustainability Michelle Celarier May 26, 2021
