This content is from: Corner Office The University of California’s Head of Private Equity Steps Down Institutional Investor has learned that John Beil is leaving the $168 billion fund. By Alicia McElhaney December 01, 2021
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Sponsored Women in Finance: Saudi Arabia Looks to Embrace a More Inclusive Future Empowering women to join the nation’s workforce is a key objective of the Saudi Vision 2030 program. Sarah Al-Suhaimi, the first woman to chair Saudi Tadawul Group, parent of the Saudi Exchange and three other subsidiaries, discusses the vital role women play in the country’s social and economic ambitions. Sponsored by Saudi Tadawul Group September 14, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Andrew Left Was Banned From Trading in Hong Kong for Saying China Evergrande Group Was Insolvent. Was He Right All Along? The real estate firm — which Left targeted in a 2012 short report — now faces a reckoning on its $300 billion in liabilities. By Michelle Celarier August 02, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio World’s Wealthiest Lower Their Private Equity Expectations “After economies locked down, family offices’ expectations for returns declined,” UBS said. By Christine Idzelis July 15, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Why Modern Finance Is Ruining the World There are plenty of investment opportunities to go around — yet investment professionals spend their time fighting over the limited alpha in tradable markets. Rishi Ganti and Orthogon Partners have a different idea. By Julie Segal December 02, 2020
