This content is from: Portfolio VC Funds Face Bigger Risk Than in Financial Crisis Older VC funds may be more heavily impaired in the coronavirus pandemic than during the 2008 crisis, according to PitchBook. By Christine Idzelis April 28, 2020
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This content is from: Portfolio Academics Attack ESG for Failure to Outperform During Crisis A new study refutes “widespread claims” that environmental, social, and governance considerations improved stock performance during the pandemic. By Amy Whyte August 20, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Look for This Quality in Private Equity Managers Who Outperform During a Crisis Firms with diverse ownership have beat median returns for most vintage years — including funds raised just before the last recession. By Amy Whyte March 30, 2020
This content is from: Portfolio Inflation Never Materialized After the Last Crisis. JPMorgan Thinks This Time Is Different. As the U.S. budget deficit swells, the firm warns investors to brace for inflation. By Christine Idzelis April 27, 2020
This content is from: Corner Office The COVID-19 Crisis Could Launch a Wave of New Asset Managers Past financial crises have been followed by spikes in new asset management firm launches, according to eVestment. By Alicia McElhaney July 21, 2020
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