President Donald Trump's pressure campaign for more Fed rate cuts is adding to the prospects of developing-market assets next year.
The Treasury secretary maintains the current Federal Reserve leadership strayed from its founding principles due to districts "importing a bright, shiny object."
The deteriorating data on jobs points to a shift from low-hire, low-fire stasis while supporting the case for a December Fed rate cut next week.
The CEO and co-founder's personal stake in the active ETF firm is set to enjoy a ten-figure payday, based on details of the transaction and regulatory filings.
The world's second-largest asset manager has capitulated on its long-held anti-crypto stance in the face of persistent retail and institutional demand.
David Sambur argues the surge in secondaries and continuation funds, driven by tough-to-sell assets, is bound to ebb as investors "vote with their feet."
The world's largest asset manager, which manages three of the city's pension funds, is on thin ice after allegedly falling short in its climate engagement efforts.
Even with continued profits in private markets, report projects just two-fifths of firms are set to thrive by 2030 amid chronic cost challenges.
With its historically lofty price relative to earnings, the Google parent's future leadership in search and AI is once again a burning question.
Co-president Craig Packer insists "there's no emergency here" as U-turn on plan to merge two of its funds earlier this month sparks new scrutiny.
