This content is from: Culture Former SEC Commissioner Argues Against Asset Manager Blacklists Paul Atkins said states should adopt the most rigid interpretation of the “Sole Interest” rule to curtail growing ESG investments. By Jessica Hamlin September 21, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office Asset Managers Aren’t Letting Politics Derail Their Strategies — At Least For Now For many global firms targeting investors in the U.S. it’s been business as usual. By Jessica Hamlin September 23, 2022
This content is from: Culture Here’s What Critics of ‘Woke Investing’ Are Missing Politicians who argue that ESG forces an agenda on companies that has nothing to do with profitability are swapping one set of values for another, says Oxford professor. By Jessica Hamlin September 09, 2022
This content is from: Culture Public Pension Plans Crossed Party Lines to Support ESG ESG is under attack by Republican politicians, but during the 2021 proxy season pension funds across the U.S. backed the majority of ESG shareholder resolutions. By Jessica Hamlin August 30, 2022
This content is from: Corner Office JPMAM Hires Former Florida State Board CIO Ash Williams “As Springsteen said, first you have to get your facts learned. And gathering facts is something J.P. Morgan has an extraordinary information edge in,” says Williams. By Julie Segal April 04, 2022
This content is from: Portfolio Florida SBA Halts Funding to Chinese Investments Given the heightened risks and uncertainty, “for the moment, we have stopped funding new investment strategies in China and in emerging markets,” said interim CIO E. Lamar Taylor. By Jessica Hamlin April 06, 2022
