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Investment firms PFZW shifted mandates to include Lazard and Robeco, coinciding with Cliff Asness challenging ESG focus.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 5

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What happened

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Who's involved

What this event is mainly about

BlackRock Lazard Robeco

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The entities involved

BlackRock
American multinational investment management corporation
- Heemskerk heads the Climate Change Centre at ECB, and a BlackRock executive issues a similar climate warning.Mon 17:05
- BlackRock, the manager of the iShares Core MSCI EAFE ETF, has made required filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding institutional holdings.Mon 16:42
Lazard
Global Financial advisory and asset management firm
- Corporate reforms are underway as Mid Wynd moves from Artemis to Lazard, mirroring Japanese corporate restructuring, while European Opportunities collapses from Wirecard.Mon 10:13
- MarketBeat provided consensus price targets and ratings regarding a company involving Lazard on May 27, 2026.Sat 21:12
Robeco
Dutch asset management firm
- Robeco, a global asset manager based in the Netherlands, is involved in appointments to FactSet's Board of Directors, including Prins and Malcolm Frank.Fri 13:08

Coverage

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Sep 5GuruFocus.com$34 Billion Gone: Why This Pension Giant Just Dumped BlackRock, AQR, and L&G This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Dutch pension fund PFZW is sending a wake-up call to global asset managers: ESG