This content is from: Portfolio Here’s What Companies Can Return When They Don’t Just Focus on Shareholders Companies that make decisions based on the effect on local communities or the labor force may suffer in the short term — but they’re better performers in the long run. By Jessica Hamlin January 18, 2022
This content is from: Culture It’s Time to Name the Industry’s Best Hedge Fund Managers Finalists will be recognized at Institutional Investor’s Hedge Fund Awards on April 27 alongside Lifetime Achievement honoree Chris Hohn. By Jessica Hamlin January 13, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office A Record Year in Private Equity Drives Competition for Lucrative Industries “We’re definitely seeing a lot of sellers’ markets across different industries and a lot of competition to deploy capital,” said PitchBook’s Rebecca Springer. By Jessica Hamlin January 12, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office M&A Hit Highs Last Year. 2022 Could Be Even Bigger. “The trends we are seeing in this very active market indicate that we are just at the start of the next M&A run,” said Deloitte’s Trevear Thomas. By Jessica Hamlin January 12, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Report Finds PSERS Board Suffers From ‘Lack of Trust’ and ‘Continuing Disagreement’ on Investment Decisions An independent governance review paints a picture of disjointedness and dissatisfaction among investment board members. By Jessica Hamlin January 10, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Investors Will Have to Make Big Changes to Truly Decarbonize Their Portfolios, Research Shows As regulators encourage institutional investors to broaden the scope of carbon-focused investing, the gap between ESG and “traditional” portfolios will widen. By Jessica Hamlin January 07, 2022
