Asset allocators are now spending more time meeting with existing managers than they were in 2020, according to a new study.
Investment managers can avoid fines by making sure their employees use applications that archive communications while also maintaining appropriate policies and procedures for staff compliance, according to law firm Troutman Pepper.
Long-term real assets strategies like agriculture/farmland and timberland are beginning to garner renewed interest from institutional investors as inflation continues to impact the economy.
While asset allocations for private and community foundations generally change little from year-to-year, 2021 showed movement particularly among private foundations, according to a recent study.
Healthcare systems are increasing their risk posture this year after achieving robust returns in 2021 on the back of strong equity markets, a new survey shows.
Real estate commitments fell in the second quarter as rising interest rates and property pricing begin to impact sector.
Nonprofit institutions continue to have a strong interest in impact investments and are the most motivated among a broad group of investors to move from intention to action, according to a recent survey.
Only 13% of museums in the U.S. are engaged in impact investing, compared to 47% of college and university endowments and 51% of foundations.
Progress is being made in the diverse asset management space as the past year saw an uptick in the number of investments made with Black-owned managers, according to data compiled by FIN Searches.
Public pension plans were most active in the private equity asset class in the first quarter, according to data compiled by FIN Searches.