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Markets Test Top Pensions’ Commitment to ESG

State politics is a particular threat to efforts on sustainability by U.S. pensions, according to the Think Ahead Institute.
By Jessica Hamlin
September 06, 2022
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Public Pension Plans Crossed Party Lines to Support ESG

ESG is under attack by Republican politicians, but during the 2021 proxy season pension funds across the U.S. backed the majority of ESG shareholder resolutions.
By Jessica Hamlin
August 30, 2022
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Minority-Owned Managers in PE and Venture Capital Face Barriers in Raising Their First Funds. Researchers Explore Why.

Past performance puts a greater burden on Black- and Latino-owned funds than on their White peers.
By Jessica Hamlin
September 29, 2022
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Inside the Brand-New Investment Office That’s Building Canada’s Next Major Pension Fund

The University Pension Plan is creating its own version of the Canadian model — with a sustainable twist.
By Alicia McElhaney
August 24, 2022
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Hedge Fund Investors Look for Protection in Uncorrelated Strategies

“Right now, there are a lot of investors concerned about both the equity and the fixed income marketplace and think there could be further sell-offs in both markets,” said Don Steinbrugge, CEO and Founder of Agecroft Partners.
By Jessica Hamlin
September 13, 2022
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Here’s How Badly the Market Crash Has Hurt Pension Funds

The decline is “going to create a very constricting environment for investment strategy,” said Anthony Randazzo, executive director at Equable Institute.
By Jessica Hamlin
July 20, 2022
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