A Letter from Nanea to Yves Smith About CalPERS’ Strange $1.5 Billion Deal with LongRange Capital
CalPERS defied its board by staking a startup fund with a cool $1.5 billion without approval. And on top of that, the deal looks lame.
Read more...CalPERS defied its board by staking a startup fund with a cool $1.5 billion without approval. And on top of that, the deal looks lame.
Read more...CalPERS’ zealous defense of private equity looks pathological. So we hazard a diagnosis.
Read more...Dr. Ming Lin spoke out about Covid safety and was fired. A doctor working for corporations must check his medical ethics at the door.
Read more...A lucid and daming explanation of why public pension funds and other instutitional investors regularly fall short of popular indexes.
Read more...The New York City pension system provides more proof that investing in private equity hurts performance.
Read more...The more we learn about Leon Black’s relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, the less there is to like.
Read more...How immient is a bust in private equity related debt?
Read more...Hedge fund managers claw an awful lot in fees out of their investors but the reasons look to be different than for private equity.
Read more...Political scientist Tom Ferguson juxtaposes the factions around Biden with how Roosevelt eventually stared down banks and corporatists in the second phase of the New Deal
Read more...CalPERS’ Board Vice President Theresa Taylor shoots herself and CalPERS in the foot.
Read more...CalPERS made damaging statements to justify withholding information about private loans. That suggestswhat it was hiding is even worse.
Read more...Apollo’s Leon Black needs to develop better taste in friends.
Read more...CalPERS needs to come clean about its Ben Meng mess. A pending Carlyle transaction shows it’s still in cover-up mode.
Read more...CalPERS is bizarrely unable to control its bad impulses.
Read more...CalPERS Chief Investment Officer Ben Meng has left abruptly. If you’ve been paying attention, this isn’t a total surprise.
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