15 November 2011 10:48

New York Times reports police have begun clearing Manhattan’s Zuccotti Park of Occupy Wall Street protestors.

The rigours of today’s tennis schedule are chiefly to blame for the sorry condition of the sport’s elite players http://econ.st/sAQ8Hu

DealBook: A Wave of Partner Retirements at Goldman Sachs http://nyti.ms/rYmaqn

#Egypt guards beat 118 detain migrants from #Eritrea, including 40 granted #refugee status, to force to accept return. bit.ly/vwrI4A

Economists as Imagineers? http://bit.ly/voX9vQ

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ART CIO says balance sheet management will reshape super investing

Robeco CIO says AI winners and losers will be decided within a year

Aware Super hunts hidden AI exposures as concentration concern grows

Why UniSuper’s John Pearce thinks the data centre party is winding down

Rest bets on onshoring with Moorabbin Airport stake

ART CIO says balance sheet management will reshape super investing

Ian Patrick, chief investment officer of the $370 billion Australian Retirement Trust, says that integrated balance sheet management will “beyond a shadow of a doubt” become a more prominent feature in the superannuation industry as funds grapple with the compounding effects of their growing size, systemic importance and the liquidity needs of servicing a larger cohort of retirees.

Darcy Song

July 24, 2026