OpenAI and Stripe have already surpassed their H-1B approvals from last year

Weaker performance and fundraising means there’s less to go around, says compensation consultant Johnson Associates.

Expanding capital pools, more complex strategies and a diversifying investor base are driving demand for specialist talent across the private credit asset class.

The past year marked several high-profile departures and appointments of top investment talent.

Democrat Mark Levine will oversee New York City’s $301.7 billion retirement system, which has struggled with PE underperformance and retaining investment staff

Early-career talent should continue to pursue careers in traditional PE and VC, says a prominent Wall Street compensation consultant.

The value prop of an MBA degree is less certain in venture than it used to be. But the pipeline is still going strong.

AI developers are fielding offers in the hundreds of millions of dollars from competing AI labs—they’re turning them down.

Meta and Thinking Machines have aggressively courted researchers from OpenAI.

Two early-career employees at Vanderbilt’s investment office are bringing together the next generation of allocator talent.

The past few years have taught many VCs that nothing is certain. What is an investor to do next?

The alternative investment specialist has mandated Deutsche Bank for its inaugural CLO.

The California Institute of Technology has chosen Ken Lee as its new chief investment officer.

He joined the firm in 2016, becoming general partner in 2021.

Jefferies has hired Tim Kerry to work alongside Bala Ramesh, according to market sources.

US expects a drop in PE fundraising while EU mid-market fundraising expects to return to growth

The VC industry is still seeing job churn even amid green shoots of recovery.

Venture has a reputation as investing’s swashbuckling, rebellious and risk-taking youngest child. But as blue-chip as assets under management have ballooned, venture firms have become more institutional and bureaucratic.