This content is from: Portfolio Here’s How to Fix the Broken SPAC Market, Reformers Claim Financial policy wonks want lawmakers to “close the legal loopholes” that benefit SPAC sponsors and hedge funds at the expense of retail investors. By Michelle Celarier March 10, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office The Big Stock Exchanges Are Suing Over a New SEC Rule. An Industry Newcomer Says They’re Wrong. Members Exchange CEO Jonathan Kellner says Nasdaq, NYSE, and Cboe are “throwing up legal roadblocks” to market data reform. By Alicia McElhaney February 11, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Reforms Haven’t Saved This Sector Institutions flee U.S. prime funds, prompting Moody’s to change its outlook on the global money market industry. By Julie Segal March 19, 2020
Sponsored The Transformation of Saudi Arabia’s Stock Exchange Offers Compelling Opportunities for Investors In anticipation of its planned IPO later this year, Saudi Arabia’s stock exchange has restructured – and created new opportunities in emerging markets investment strategies. Sponsored by Saudi Tadawul Group September 14, 2021
This content is from: Culture Two More SPACs Hit With ‘Reform’ Lawsuits From the Plaintiff Suing Pershing Square Tontine GO Acquisition and E.Merge Technology have also been accused of breaching the Investment Company Act of 1940. By Michelle Celarier August 25, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office The United Nations Pension Fund Has Billions to Deploy in Private Markets Pension leader Pedro Guazo shared his plan to reform the fund. By Alicia McElhaney October 15, 2021
