In a post-pandemic world where ESG initiatives have come under political pressure, at least one firm is staying true to its name.
The $70.4 billion Teachers’ Retirement System of Illinois received the results of its third annual diversity survey from Lenox Park Solutions earlier this year, according to recently obtained materials.
Starting early is embedded in the DNA of Los Angeles-based equity manager Katam Hill.
Brown Capital Management has closed its domestic mid-cap growth equity strategy as part of a team restructuring, according to a client e-mail obtained by Emerging Manager Monthly.
Tacora Capital Founder and CEO Keri Findley grew up figure skating but has far from “skated by” in her lending career.
MayTech Global Investments’ focus on the accelerating pace of change and technological innovations has it growing toward a major asset milestone less than a decade into its journey.
Winston Blake, formerly president of emerging manager-of-managers Attucks Asset Management, has founded a new firm.
Improving diversity in the investment industry has increasingly come to the forefront as efforts, both big and small, help chip away at an iceberg-sized problem.
Lincoln Road Global Management has not needed to pull off at a rest stop on its drive toward becoming one of the most active private equity firms on both the buy and sell sides.
The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Private Fund Adviser rule is set to place a material burden on manager compliance efforts, particularly those of emerging managers, if ruled in favor of by the 5th Circuit Court.
This month, we have our annual feature on military veterans in the asset management industry.