Washington Debates What to Do About Ransomware Payments, Cyber Reporting June 7, 2021 By Ros Krasny and John Gittelsohn More transparency is needed into what kind of cash payments are made after ransomware attacks, a top Democrat said, following...
Once Known as the ‘Bond King,’ Gross Retires After 40-Year Career February 5, 2019 By John Gittelsohn Bill Gross, who transformed bond investing over a storied four-decade career, is leaving the stage after a tough final chapter....
Pension Trustees Seek Corporate Disclosure of Sexual Harassment Costs, Policies January 15, 2019 By Emily Chasan and John Gittelsohn A group of trustees from some of America’s biggest public pensions are calling on companies to detail costs related to...
Guggenheim Exploring Deal with Munich Re’s Asset Management Unit June 21, 2018 By Sonali Basak and John Gittelsohn Guggenheim Partners is exploring the sale of a stake in its $250 billion asset-management unit overseen by Scott Minerd, according...
Gross Settles with Allianz’ PIMCO for $81M, Ending Bitter Legal Dispute March 28, 2017 By John Gittelsohn For Bill Gross, the long goodbye is finally over. More than two years after the legendary bond manager was ousted...
PIMCO Appoints Man Group’s Chief, Roman, as New CEO July 20, 2016 By John Gittelsohn Pacific Investment Management Co. named Emmanuel “Manny” Roman as its next chief executive officer, replacing Douglas Hodge, who presided over...
Allianz’ PIMCO Axes Jobs in Response to Fall in Assets after Gross’ Exit June 17, 2016 By John Gittelsohn Pacific Investment Management Co. cut its workforce by 68 people, or about 3 percent, and is offering buyouts as assets...
Financial Services Industry Fails to Support Women in Career Progression: Mercer March 9, 2016 By John Gittelsohn The finance industry offers women a lot of work, especially at the entry level. But each rung up the career...