News Archive: Mar - 2023

The prospect of a recession has cooled investor sentiments favoring financials.

The proposal would repeal the carried-interest provision and 1031 exchanges.

Equity returns are almost half a percentage point higher with more women in investment firms, per WTW.

Despite decline, the British market topped £25 billion for the fourth straight year.

Investment losses dragged aggregate funded levels 12 percentage points lower in 2022.

The investment accounts for half of the $242 billion pension fund’s January commitments.

The sponsor of its battered bitcoin fund labels as “arbitrary” the agency’s nixing of its ETF conversion request.

Gensler defended the SEC’s climate disclosure rules at a CII conference.

Cyclical stock sectors re-take the lead, but with deliberation, as earnings weaken.

Research finds education retirement costs are significantly outpacing education spending.

The digital asset manager will become Coinbase Asset Management, with CEO Eric Peters remaining on board.

With an anxiety-prone stock market not showing a lot of lift after last year’s losses, companies are holding off on going public.

No rise in member contribution rates expected for fiscal year that starts July 1.

The nation’s Securities and Investments Commission is suing the pension fund for allegedly misleading members about sustainability.

It “makes no sense” for things to just dither along with no changes, insist Jeffrey Roach and other Wall Streeters.