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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New Future Fund CIO eyes shifting dynamics in emerging markets

Australia’s greenwashing fix has a greenwashing problem

ASFI statement on Investment Magazine opinion

Rest Super’s selective approach to PE pays off as program comes of age

CFS CIO warns on AI ecosystem’s tangled capital web

New Future Fund CIO eyes shifting dynamics in emerging markets

The Future Fund delivered a 14.8 per cent one-year return to June 30, 2026, attributing the return to a combination of exposure to commodities, geographic diversification, an increased focus on active management and low exposure to bonds. Newly minted chief investment officer Richard Brandweiner also highlighted strong performance in emerging markets.

Darcy Song

August 26, 2026