This content is from: Corner Office Kent Clark, Goldman Sachs Leader and ‘Brilliant’ Alts Professional, Dies at 58 Humble and welcoming, Clark was “the opposite of so many you encounter in the hedge fund space.” By Michael Thrasher January 30, 2023
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This content is from: Culture University of Chicago: There’s no Data to Determine if ESG Is Working “People investing in ESG funds want their money to have an impact. They just don’t have a way to ask for that information,” says Jason Saul of the Center for Impact Sciences. By Jessica Hamlin October 20, 2022
This content is from: Culture The Backlash Against ESG Faces Its Own Backlash Pension funds in red states say culture-war policies are interfering with the market and could cost retirees and taxpayers billions. By Michelle Celarier March 07, 2023
Sponsored CTPF Shortchanging Raises Debt By $12B The Chicago Public School Teachers’ Pension & Retirement Fund’s shortchanging of pension contributions by the city school system and state since 1995 has piled up debt. August 28, 2011
This content is from: Culture Guggenheim Partners CIO Scott Minerd Dies Unexpectedly Minerd, who was a founding partner at the firm, was a prolific commentator and renowned investor. By Alicia McElhaney December 22, 2022
