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This content is from: Culture Conspiracy Theorists Ask ‘Who Owns the New York Fed?’ Here’s the Answer. A Freedom of Information Act request reveals which organizations own how many shares in the most important of America’s regional banks. By Richard Teitelbaum February 24, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Fed: What the Rise of Passive Is Doing to Markets The shift from actively managed funds to passive strategies has amplified some risks to the financial system, while reducing others, according to Federal Reserve researchers. By Amy Whyte September 24, 2019
This content is from: Portfolio Why Public Pensions Are Taking More Risk Public pension funds, particularly those with higher underfunded statuses, are taking on more risk as rates stay low. By Alicia McElhaney July 19, 2019
Sponsored Material Winners and Losers in ESG Strategies A renowned quant shop rolls out an absolute return innovation that isn’t just long-only. Sponsored by CFM June 30, 2020
