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CIO PANEL DISCUSSION Chief investment officers of the Public Officials Benefit Association (POBA: Jang Dong-hun), the Teachers' Pension (Lee Kyu-hong) and the Korea Scientists and Engineers Mutual-Aid Association (Huh Sung-moo) will participate in a CIO panel discussion on May 12. Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Co.' Executive Director Jeon Kyung Chul will accompany them to the discussion. POBA　CIO　Jang　Dong-hun　(second　from　left),　Teachers'　Pension　CIO　Lee　Kyu-hong　(center)　and　SEMA　CIO　Huh　Sung-moo　(far　right) LP PANEL SESSIONS For the hedge fund segmen...

Another Twist of the Knife: Introducing a New Death Tax Read full article May 1, 2021, 10:29 AM·28 min read The devil is in the details, and while, when it comes to the Biden tax plan, Old Nick is not just lurking in the small print, one particular technical-sounding change proposed by the president is rightly attracting some attention: that is the plan to scrap the long-standing principle that if someone inherits an asset, his or her basis cost in that asset for capital-gains-tax purposes is not the price that the deceased may have paid for it (or its value when it came into the deceased’...

Basecamp implodes as employees flee company, including senior staff Share this story After a controversial blog post in which CEO Jason Fried outlined Basecamp’s new philosophy that prohibited, among other things, “societal and political discussions” on internal forums, company co-founder David Heinemeier Hansson said the company would offer generous severance packages to anyone who disagreed with the new stance. On Friday, it appears a large number of Basecamp employees are taking Hansson up on his offer: according to The Verge contributing editor Casey Newton’s sources, roughly a t...

All long-term pass holders and short-term visitors who have travelled to India within the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter or transit through Singapore from April 24, as the city state was on "heightened alert" against COVID-19, according to a media report. The decision will also impact people who have prior approval to enter Singapore, said Education Minister Lawrence Wong, co-chair of the multi-ministerial task force handling the pandemic, said on Thursday. In addition, people who have recently travelled to India and have not completed their 14-day stay-home notice (SHN) by 11.5...