Thursday 27 February 2020

Eight men in frame to run Norway wealth fund, including deputy CEO

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Eight men in frame to run Norway wealth fund, including deputy CEO

Eight candidates have applied to head Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the country's central bank said on Tuesday, as its board prepares to decide who should steer the global portfolio of assets worth $1.1 trillion through a time of transition.

Pioneer Natural CEO calls on investors to divest in companies with high flaring

The chief executive of Pioneer Natural Resources, Scott Sheffield, on Thursday called on energy investors to sell shares or pull funding from companies that have rates of natural gas flaring.

RBC to launch U.S. consumer bank betting on wealthy clients

Royal Bank of Canada plans to open a consumer bank in the United States early next year targeting wealthy clients, with the aim of expanding deposits, its chief financial officer told Reuters on Friday after the bank posted first-quarter profit that beat expectations.

Senator hedge fund's founding duo to split; Klabin will leave firm

Hedge fund Senator Investment Group told clients on Thursday that its founding partners are splitting up, ending one of the industry's more profitable and durable professional marriages.

U.S. stock funds lose $2.6 billion in week: Lipper

U.S. equity funds saw outflows of $2.6 billion in the latest week, according to Lipper.

U.S. money market assets decreased in latest week-iMoneyNet

U.S. money market fund assets decreased by $3.64 billion to $3.575 trillion in the week ended Feb 18, the Money Fund Report said on Wednesday.

YOUR MONEY: What it means to invest with a gender lens

When clients tell financial adviser Catherine Valega that they want to invest their money in women, they are not always clear what they mean.

The truth about 'greedy' seniors and the 'war' between generations

Former U.S. senator Alan Simpson summarized the argument well: seniors fighting Social Security benefit cuts were nothing more than "greedy geezers" stealing from young people "who are going to get gutted." The Wyoming Republican's memorable phrase from 2012 is a good example of the colorful language of so-called intergenerational warfare - pitting generations against one another with zero-sum-game economic arguments.

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