Thursday 12 July 2018

Rock of Ages: Life lessons with Def Leppard's Joe Elliott

Rock of Ages: Life lessons with Def Leppard's Joe Elliott

(The writer is a Reuters contributor. The opinions expressed are his own.)

Amid trade war, U.S. fund investors find little safe haven in gold

The fact that investors are siphoning money out of stocks is not helping gold, with the safe-haven asset suffering as people wary of a global trade war flock to the U.S. dollar.

FM Capital Partners wins Libyan SWF fraud case against former CEO

FM Capital Partners (FMCP), which manages money for sovereign wealth fund the Libya Africa Investment Portfolio (LAP), has won a London court case against its former chief executive officer (CEO) over allegations of fraud and corruption.

How to shockproof your retirement healthcare costs

(The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.)

Wilshire Funds Management alternative asset group loses more executives

Two managing directors overseeing alternative investments at Wilshire Funds Management quit the firm in June, a person familiar with the matter said on Tuesday, as employees appeared increasingly disgruntled about its lack of commitment to the sector.

Morgan Stanley's Pick promoted to head of institutional securities: memo

Morgan Stanley has promoted Ted Pick to head of its trading and investment banking businesses, the most recent elevation for an executive who has overseen several key initiatives at the Wall Street bank.

BlueMountain hires four portfolio managers to build out relative-value focus

BlueMountain Capital Management on Tuesday said it hired four portfolio managers to build out the hedge fund's new fixed-income strategy focused on relative-value investments in G7 government bonds, U.S. municipal bonds, agency ABS and emerging market debt.

Alan Alda's new life lesson is that people need to connect

(The writer is a Reuters contributor. The opinions expressed are his own.)

How to cope with old medical debt

My kids got a great report from the dentist at their last checkup. From the receptionist? Not so much.

Third of sovereign funds plan to cut equity holdings, cite trade war fear

Over a third of sovereign investors plan to cut their equity exposure over the next three years after a strong run in 2017, citing trade wars, geopolitics and high valuations as headwinds to performance, a study by asset manager Invesco showed.

Japan's GPIF posts $50 billion loss in first-quarter as trade tensions hit stocks

Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund, the world's largest pension fund, lost 5.5 trillion yen ($49.7 billion) on its investments in the first quarter as worries about U.S.-China trade friction pushed down stocks in Japan and abroad, the fund said on Friday.

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