This content is from: Portfolio Is the End Near for U.S.-Listed Chinese Companies? Probably, Says Carson Block The short-seller argues that China’s recent crackdown on public companies is a way for the country to get in front of an American law requiring auditors of Chinese companies to open up to U.S. regulators. By Michelle Celarier July 27, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Hedge Fund Activist Jeff Ubben Asks SEC to Mandate Carbon Pricing Disclosures The Inclusive Capital manager, who is also on the board of Exxon, thinks the regulator could propel Congress to act on a carbon tax or cap and trade plan. By Michelle Celarier September 14, 2021
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This content is from: RIAIntel U.S. Senators’ Use of Political Inside Information Is ‘Tip of the Iceberg,’ Study Says “There are many more legislators, politicians, and selected market participants who have access to the same information but do not have to file their returns.” By Greg Bartalos March 26, 2021
This content is from: Opinion This Could Be a ‘Generational Opportunity’ for Infrastructure Investing There’s “patient capital” ready to invest in U.S. infrastructure. Here’s what needs to happen first, according to the head of Canada’s largest pension fund. By John Graham August 02, 2021
