Market Moves
How Institutional Investors Are Reacting to Trump Tariffs
After unprecedented tariff announcements that are predicted to lead to ‘true economic pain,’ long-term investors are expected to stay the course.
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Manager Selection
UK Pension Replaces State Street With Invesco, Amundi for $35B Mandate
The $40 billion People’s Pension’s moved the vast majority of its assets away from State Street Global Advisors to stay aligned with the fund’s responsible-investment policy.
Alternatives
Commercial Real Estate: Is 2025 Going to Be Different?
Economic growth, improving real estate fundamentals could drive a moderate recovery in real estate investment activity.
Regulation
Invesco Pays $17.5M Fine to Settle SEC Greenwashing Charges
However, the future of ESG regulation in the U.S. is unclear under a second Trump administration.
Asset Allocation
Sovereign Sophistication is Increasing
Macro forces and long-term investment horizons are pushing sovereign wealth funds to move portfolios into private markets and adopt new structures.
Asset Allocation
BDC Stocks Soar by 12.8% in 2023, Despite Risks
Major investment firms such as Blackstone have pushed into business development companies, whose sizable yields are alluring.
Manager Selection
Invesco, Russell Investments Name New CEOs
Zach Buchwald arrives at Russell from BlackRock, while Invesco promotes Andrew Schlossberg from managing director role.
Asset Allocation
Factors Grow in Popularity Among Investors, Study Says
Using methods other than market value should give superior performance amid slow economic growth and rapid inflation, respondents believe.
Regulation
PBGC Soon to Release New Final Rule on Special Financial Assistance for Multiemployer Plans
Public commenters expressed concerns over investment restrictions, discount rate calculations.
Market Moves
This Rally Will Last a Long Time, Invesco Predicts
The economy and the stock market should be able to overcome the virus, say the firm’s strategists.
Invesco Buying OppenheimerFunds from MassMutual for $5.7 Billion
The move will bring the fund giant’s value to $1.2 trillion, and the insurer will receive a 15% stake in the acquirer.