This content is from: Corner Office Goldman Sachs Vet Becomes CIO of Japan’s $1.5 Trillion Pension Fund Eiji Ueda replaces Hiromichi Mizuno as the investment chief of the Government Pension Investment Fund. By Amy Whyte April 01, 2020
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This content is from: Portfolio Private Equity Will Go After Listed Companies. And Corporations Will Welcome It. Private equity firms may take advantage of the downturn to build stakes in publicly traded companies, PitchBook predicts. By Amy Whyte March 31, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Look for This Quality in Private Equity Managers Who Outperform During a Crisis Firms with diverse ownership have beat median returns for most vintage years — including funds raised just before the last recession. By Amy Whyte March 30, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Universities Were ‘Not Prepared’ for This Crisis The coronavirus pandemic is squeezing endowments and operating budgets at U.S. colleges and universities. By Amy Whyte March 27, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office The Hedge Fund Manager Tapped to Lead Norway’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Nicolai Tangen, chief executive and CIO of AKO Capital, will replace Yngve Slyngstad as CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management. By Amy Whyte March 26, 2020
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