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Larry Rothman's articles primarily focus on investment analysis and cite data extensively. His coverage includes topics such as investments, stock market, portfolio management, pension plans, and retirement assets. He also covers finance & economy, real estate industry, business & industry.
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By: Larry Rothman
Active U.S. large-cap equity funds continue underperforming the S&P 500 index, according to S&P Dow Jones Indices’ SPIVA U.S. Scorecard.
By: Larry Rothman
Global institutions have raised their allocation to private assets.
By: Larry Rothman
The growing share of companies in U.S. sponsor portfolios could dampen returns.
By: Larry Rothman
Companies have announced delays to their IPOs.
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U.S. large-cap growth stocks rally may halt in the face of higher interests rates.
By: Larry Rothman
After a challenging period, hedge funds’ improved returns have drawn renewed pension fund interest and boosted their institutional assets under management, according to data recently collected by Pensions & Investments.
By: Larry Rothman
Two large hedge funds weighed heavily on multistrategy AUM in the latest Pensions & Investments survey.
By: Larry Rothman
Rising U.S. Treasury yields have different implications for large public pension plans.
By: Larry Rothman
U.S. high-yield bond spreads have widened 63 basis points since year-end to 329 basis points, raising the risk of losses for institutional investors who underestimate downside potential.
By: Larry Rothman
Established venture capital firms captured 88% of LP capital in the first nine months of 2026, a record high.
