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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: Jesse Pound
Core-plus real estate funds outperformed core funds over the last 10 and 20 years, delivering higher returns to large U.S. pension plans. But that advantage vanished during the Great Recession, exposing a vulnerability to severe economic downturns that could resurface if market conditions deteriorate.
By: Jesse Pound
Defined contribution plan participants face outsized exposure to a potential semiconductor correction, with the chip industry now comprising 18% of the S&P 500 — its largest weighting of any sector — while trading at price-to-earnings ratios nearly triple the broader market.
By: Larry Rothman
U.S. corporate pension plans have seen funding ratios improve over the years.
By: Larry Rothman
Artificial intelligence companies’ escalating market values accounts for an increasing portion of the U.S. venture capital market.
By: Larry Rothman
U.S. small-cap stocks have delivered their strongest performance in years, but many defined contribution plan participants can’t capitalize on the rally.
By: Larry Rothman
Private energy funds could increase dealmaking.
By: Larry Rothman
Among top money managers, concerns about the need for strategy differentiation is growing.
By: Larry Rothman
Corporate bond spreads are hovering near historic lows, leaving defined contribution participants — especially those nearing or in retirement — exposed.
By: Larry Rothman
The S&P 500 is trading at the highest level since the late-1990s.
By: Larry Rothman
Newly public SpaceX is likely to have a minimum weighting in various indexes for now.
