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Special Report: ESG Investing
Public funds taking the lead in spectacular boom of ESG
U.S. institutional assets in ESG investments are growing quickly, as asset owners and managers get more creative.
Investors sift through tons of data to work at a consistent approach
Companies and investors alike stand to benefit from more standard disclosure of ESG risks and the measures being taken to address them.
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It's racial bias, not merely an issue of access
Black fund managers must overcome racial bias to win institutional money and are judged more harshly as top performers, research finds.
Prospect of negative U.S. yields becomes less far-fetched as global economy struggles
Odds of negative U.S. yields, once unthinkable, are rising as big economies globally show growing signs of weakness.
U.S. equities, fixed income give boost to public plans
Domestic equities and fixed income served large public pension plans well in the fiscal year ended June 30.
Revenues rebound, assets climb, but pressures linger
More traditional money managers reported an increase in revenue during the second quarter, in comparison with Q1 earnings.
Surveys & Awards
Eddy Awards
Pensions & Investments is accepting entries for the 2020 Eddy Awards, an annual program recognizing plan sponsors and service providers that exhibit best practices in offering investment and financial education to defined contribution plan participants. The deadline for completing the entry in the online system is Oct. 7. All entries — including any materials distributed as part of a defined contribution education campaign — must be mailed to P&I and received by Oct. 11.
Index manager survey
Responses to P&I's 2019 Index Manager survey are due Sept. 6. Firms managing index strategies — including passive, enhanced, ETFs/ETNs and factor based — for U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets are eligible. Results run Oct. 14.
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