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Jennifer Ablan

New York, Oahu

Editor-In-Chief at Hawaii Business

Editor-in-Chief of Hawaii Business Magazine

Articles

  • 4 days ago | hawaiibusiness.com | Jennifer Ablan

    There’s no place like home, but what if “home” has become one of the most expensive places on Earth? For years, the Islands’ high cost of living and fewer career prospects had convinced many in Hawai‘i to seek opportunities on the mainland. Now a lot of them are reconsidering that decision. Paul Galindo, a locally born lawyer who practices in litigation, could be the poster child for how to successfully transition home.

  • 3 weeks ago | thedailyupside.com | Jennifer Ablan

    The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 indexes get major play in the press, but it is the US bond market that has turned into the most intriguing part of the financial markets since the inception of President Trump’s tariff war. US government bonds, also known as Treasurys, are supposed to be the safest, most liquid securities next to money-market funds and high-yield savings accounts. It’s safer than, say, putting money under your mattress.

  • 1 month ago | thedailyupside.com | Jennifer Ablan

    There’s no messing around in Texas when it comes to the Lone Star State’s new stock exchanges. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) launched its Texas exchange on March 31 in Dallas, with its first listing by none other than Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), ramping up an intense battle for business and stature in what some folks have nicknamed “The Wall Street of the South” (President Trump owns a majority of Trump Media, for what it’s worth).

  • Apr 1, 2024 | pionline.com | Jennifer Ablan |Julie Tatge

    BreadcrumbHomePENSION FUNDSApril 02, 2024 11:54 AMTweetShareShareEmailMoreReprintsStephen GilmoreCalPERS has tapped Stephen Gilmore, the chief investment officer of sovereign wealth fund New Zealand Superannuation Fund, as its new chief investment officer. Gilmore has spent the last five years as CIO of NZ Super Fund, which is owned by the New Zealand government and valued at more than NZ$73 billion ($43.5 billion).

  • Mar 27, 2024 | pionline.com | Jennifer Ablan

    BreadcrumbHomePENSION FUNDSMarch 28, 2024 01:39 PMTweetShareShareEmailMoreReprintsJayson CarpenterMarcie FrostCalPERS CEO Marcie Frost, hailed as one of the most influential women in institutional investing, talked to Pensions & Investments about America’s largest public pension system’s approach to artificial intelligence, ESG and Climate Action 100+, as well as the responsibility of women leaders supporting other emerging women stars.

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