Covid-19
In Part 2 of P&I's Face to Face with Apollo's John Zito, the deputy CIO of credit said pension funds and other institutions are in "the early innings" of a transition into the broad swath of private credit from traditional fixed income.
A behavioral scientist says companies need to cultivate their human capital — and helping employees thrive is key.
Although the most drastic measures to combat the pandemic have faded, many money managers still have most workers telecommuting.
Emerging research suggests that predictions about the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on retirement haven’t been as uniformly frightening as feared.
The COVID pandemic played only a "modest" role in retirement timing in 2020, according to U.S. Census data.
The percentage of office properties in managers’ portfolios is shrinking, but the sector still makes up 22%, the third-largest category.
Analysts differ on whether Beijing could reach into its old bag of aggressive stimulus tricks to kick-start China's slowing economy.
Beijing's zero-COVID-19 policies and property market woes are weighing on the consumers China is counting on to steady its economy.
While surprise departures and leadership contests at asset managers make headlines, broader changes to succession planning have been underway.
Investors remain bearish about the global economy, but their level of dread is abating as hopes rise, and inflation and rate shocks begin to subside.
