This content is from: Video Lessons for Investors From the Author of ‘How Civil Wars Start’ Corporate leaders’ stability bias leads them to accept some “fraying around the edges of democracy” and gradual shifts in the political system that pose grave threats to the U.S., argues Barbara Walter in the latest episode of II Confidential. By Julie Segal May 22, 2023
This content is from: Video Inside CalPERS’ No BS Approach to DEI In this episode of II Confidential, Marlene D’Adamo talks about becoming the $456 billion pension fund’s first Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Officer and how to get stakeholders on board with DEI initiatives. By Julie Segal May 15, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio The Global Food System Is Broken. Institutional Investors Should Care. When food became weaponized after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, PGIM decided to study the complex and fragile ecosystem and the innovations being developed to address the challenges. By Julie Segal May 11, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio Higher Rates Aren’t Sinking Private Credit — Yet “Everyone is adjusting to new realities. The terms are changing, covenants are better, leverage is lower, coupons are higher,” says Richard Byrne of Benefit Street Partners. By Julie Segal April 19, 2023
This content is from: Portfolio The Unexpected Way Allocators Can Always Have Cash to Invest in Bear Markets Davidson Kempner’s Tony Yoseloff analyzes how opportunistic credit can be the core of an innovative funding mechanism. By Julie Segal April 10, 2023
This content is from: Corner Office This Deal Will Strengthen Barings’ Bet on Insurance MassMutual is moving two finance providers to its asset manager, a transaction that will help expand the business with more outside investors. By Julie Segal February 27, 2023
