Marion Halftermeyer is a Finance Reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a wide range of topics within the finance sector, including investment strategies, market trends, and economic policies, often emphasizing the impact of these issues on everyday consumers and businesses. Marion's insightful work has been featured in notable outlets such as Business Day, The Australian Financial Review, and Bloomberg News.
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Marion focuses primarily on finance and economy with a focus on Swiss banks, particularly UBS, Julius Baer, and Credit Suisse. Her coverage often includes government announcements, press releases, data citations, and expert commentary.
To effectively reach out to Marion Halftermeyer consider providing insights or analysis related to Swiss banking institutions such as UBS, Julius Baer, or Credit Suisse. This could include regulatory changes impacting these institutions or industry trends affecting their operations. Additionally relevant would be expert opinions from the financial sector that can provide context and analysis of developments within the Swiss banking industry.
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By: Nishant Kumar, Marion Halftermeyer
Carrhae Capital is preparing to carve out a long-only money pool that eliminates all exposure to China, driven by demand from some US investors who have changed benchmarks to exclude the country from their portfolios.
By: Marion Halftermeyer
The California State Teachers’ Retirement System, the second-largest US public pension fund, returned 8.5% for its latest fiscal year, exceeding its target but lagging behind the country’s largest pension for the second year in a row.
By: Marion Halftermeyer
July 30, 2025 The California State Teachers' Retirement System, the second-largest US public pension fund, returned 8.5% for its latest
By: Marion Halftermeyer, Hema Parmar
Hedge fund investors, fed up with paying billions of dollars in opaque fees, are starting to fight back — with their wallets.
By: Marion Halftermeyer, Hema Parmar
August 20, 2025 Hedge fund investors, fed up with paying billions of dollars in opaque fees, are starting to fight back — with their wallets.
By: Marion Halftermeyer, Preeti Singh, Allison Mcneely, Laura Benitez
Private equity firms keep ginning up ways to get cash into the hands of investors as a deal drought extends into its third year.
By: Marion Halftermeyer, Preeti Singh, Allison Mcneely, Laura Benitez
Private equity firms keep ginning up ways to get cash into the hands of investors as a deal drought extends into its third year.
