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- Consortium 2013 - Diverse Investment Managers Meet Institutional InvestorsJune 5-6 — New York, NY
- High Frequency and Algorithmic Trading ConferenceNew York, NY — July 30-31
- The 2013 Cyber Security Summit: September 25th New York, NY September 25 — New York, NY
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- Aging U.S. Infrastructure and Growing Population Fuel Need for New Construction Financed through Municipal Bonds, Says BNY Mellon's Standish
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Questions remain for funds of hedge funds
The headline news out of Preqin's recent Hedge Fund Spotlight was that long/short hedge funds are faring well, outperforming all other strategies in the first quarter and finding favor with more institutional investors.
In JPMorgan battle, board must contend with small governance firm
All eyes are on the May 21 annual meeting of JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) shareholders, especially the vote on whether to split the chairman and CEO positions, both of which are currently held by Jamie Dimon, who serves as president as well. The vote will hinge on big institutions, and none loom larger than BlackRock, which holds a whopping 6.5 percent of the bank's common stock.
Middle ground in swaps regulation controversy?
The issue of cross-border regulation of the swaps markets has generated controversy since the 2010 passage of Dodd-Frank.
U.S., U.K. face off in subsidiarization controversy
Is a Golden Whale behind the selloff in gold?
Promontory Financial facing criticism after banking settlement
Promontory Financial is not well known -- not even in the banking industry. But it is no stranger to controversy.
Too early to gauge JOBS Act success
Morgan Stanley unit to invest in companies with women directors
Many people will be tempted to applaud the news that Morgan Stanley's wealth management division is starting a new fund that will target companies with women on their boards.
SAC Capital settles insider trading charges
In stunning news, SAC Capital has been charged with insider trading and has settled for a record fine.
"Too big to prosecute" debate rears up again