McKinsey: Doing God’s Work in Puerto Rico
McKinsey would have you believe it is covering itself in glory in Puerto Rico. A New York Magazine story suggests otherwise.
Read more...McKinsey would have you believe it is covering itself in glory in Puerto Rico. A New York Magazine story suggests otherwise.
Read more...The Los Angeles Times tells the story of a CalPERS investment misfire to maximize the outrage factor, and does taxpayers a huge disservice by missing who the real perps were (mind you, not to say that CalPERS isn’t too easy a mark….)
Read more...Even endowments, the supposed best of best among diversified investors, are finding that their old alternative investment mojo isn’t working these days.
Read more...Putting CalPERS under the hot lights for its questionable private equity plans.
Read more...An important fiduciary duty lawsuit against some of the biggest names in the hedge fund and private equity worlds is moving forward. If the plaintiffs win, it could change the balance of power between investors and fund managers.
Read more...America’s falling life expectancy is a symptom of rising social distress.
Read more...Another look at the ugly Sears bankruptcy.
Read more...Bankruptcy can only restructure debts; it cannot revive Sears’ mutilated brands and bring back mauled customers.
Read more...An update on an important pension fund fiduciary duty case.
Read more...How hedge fund activists, who largely operate as a type of corporate raider, have subverted the notion of “shareholder democracy” and what can be done to rein them in.
Read more...Leftout podcast of The Hudson Report, with Michael Hudson, discussing the award to Argentina of the biggest loan in the IMF’s history (includes transcript).
Read more...Hedgies made hundreds of millions speculating on the British pound the night of Brexit. Did Brexiteer Nigel Farage help them do it?
Read more...Why the departure of Ted Eliopoulos from CalPERS could wind up being the end of an era.
Read more...Yet another stunning indictment of public pension fund management. If the biggest funds with the best staffs can’t beat a simple Vanguard portfolio, why aren’t more heads rolling?
Read more...Is a pension fund management revolution brewing in what would seem to be the most unlikely place, that hotbed of corruption, the Kentucky Retirement Systems?
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