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Post : Is Private Equity Out of Tune with Society?
URL : http://blogs.cfainstitute.org/investor/2014/07/14/is-private-equity-out-of-tune-with-society/
Posted : July 14, 2014 at 5:00 am
Author : Colin McLean, FSIP
Tags : conflicts, expenses, finance, GIPS, performance measurement, private equity, regulation, risk
Categories : Alternative Investments, Standards, Ethics &amp; Regulations (SER)

Against a weaker economic background, a re-run of pre-crisis practices is no longer acceptable. In the face of criticism from regulators, investors, and politicians alike, an overhaul of private equity practices is overdue.

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Si-nol-o-gy [n]: the study of Chinese language, history, customs, society and politics Sinology by Andy Rothman is a publication designed to provide investors with a framework for developing a deeper understanding of China and its economy. The focus will be on discussing the longer-term trends that are taking place in the country and their impact on the global economy. In our third installment of this series, we explore China's consumption growth. Unprecedented income growth is the most important factor supporting China's already strong consumption story. So is there any merit to the naysayers who argue that consumption has weakened, and investors should be alarmed by the urgent economic 'rebalancing' needs? Sinology explores. Andy Rothman Investment Strategist
World's Best Consumption Story	Consumption may be a small share of GDP, but by any other measure China's consumer spending is very strong, with real retail sales up 10% year-over-year. Income has more than doubled over the last decade, and in recent years private consumption has been growing by 9% in China, compared to less than 2% in the U.S., Japan and Germany. 'Rebalancing' of the Chinese economy is already well underway, and there is no reason for investors to wait for that process to finish. China is already a fantastic consumption story.
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• Links 7/12/14
• Former CalPERS CEO Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Fraud, Including Taking Cash in Paper Bags
• Don Quijones: Why Are TBTF Banks So Happy With The European Banking Union?
• Our Op-Ed at CNN on BNP Paribas Settlement

Links 7/12/14 Posted: 12 Jul 2014 03:55 AM PDT

Former CalPERS CEO Pleads Guilty to Bribery, Fraud, Including Taking Cash in Paper Bags Posted: 12 Jul 2014 01:59 AM PDT Several readers sent accounts from the California press on the latest sordid chapter in a long-standing, large scale pay-to-play scandal at the giant California public pension fund, CalPERS. Earlier this month, state papers reported disclosed that the former CEO, Frank Buenrostro, had cut a plea bargain with Federal prosecutors and was turning evidence on his (alleged) former partner in crime, placement agent and former CalPERS board member Alfred Villalobos. We'd heard privately before that story broke that the charges against Buenrostro were about to be greatly expanded, which is likely what lead the former CEO to fold. But as a CalPERS insider told us, "It was a race to see who was going to cut a deal first."

Don Quijones: Why Are TBTF Banks So Happy With The European Banking Union? Posted: 11 Jul 2014 10:31 PM PDT On Tuesday, November 4th of this year, supervision of the Eurozone's 130 biggest banks, representing 80% of total financial assets, will be passed from national authorities into the welcoming hands of the ECB. From that day on, European banking union will be a reality. The banks love the idea, as do apparently most Eurocrats, Members of the European Parliament, and national leaders. As for the rest of the inhabitants of the Eurozone – all of whom will be impacted in one way or another – most are blissfully unaware that it is even happening.

Our Op-Ed at CNN on BNP Paribas Settlement Posted: 11 Jul 2014 09:38 PM PDT CNN approached us about writing an op-ed on the $8.9 billion BNP Paribas settlement and you can see the article here. This is the first time we've written for them and they seemed happy with the outcome. I've been remiss in not making an observation about the settlement.

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