If you missed our Private Asset Strategy & Liquidity webinar on November 9th, you can access the presentation and the webinar recording here.
The webinar covered:
- our developments in private assets modeling and measuring liquidity risk from a total balance sheet perspective
- how CalPERS is approaching liquidity risk
- practical insights on what liquidity risk analysis could do for your pension plan
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Edwin Massie
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