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Mark Steed and Ernie Caballero were among the industry leaders recognized on Thursday for their work at pensions, endowments, and other institutions.
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The self-proclaimed “world’s worst meditator” is still defending value — and railing against private equity.
Last year, performance improved, donations fell, and even more foundations said they were outsourcing their investment offices.
Picking insurance-linked securities, private credit, and hedge funds for pension systems were only part of what attracted Cambridge to SIGLO.
Good performance this year is helping turn things around, but many funds have a long way to go to hit high-water marks.
Investors fear too much money, and overcrowding of trades could pose systemic risk.
Private market assets under management are expected to grow at more than twice the rate of public, Bain & Co. says.
Pershing Square’s publicly traded hedge fund has been losing money, a U.S. fund IPO was canceled, and even winners like Alphabet and Chipotle have been hit with bad news.
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