The 2024 U.S. presidential election is causing anxiety for many investors that are concerned about the impact it will have on their finances, a new study finds.
Institutional investors have become increasingly attracted to opportunistic and special situations investments across the broad real estate and credit sectors due to interest rate hikes and capital market dislocation, which the industry finds will likely continue into 2024.
When it comes to asset managers’ integration of ESG factors, larger firms tend to have a leg up on their smaller peers when it comes to the amount of resources available, according to inaugural analysis from investment consultant Callan.
A new study finds that endowments and foundations’ investment expectations are muted given an uncertain market environment, while they anticipate alternatives having an increased role in portfolios.
Since beginning its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in earnest nearly a decade ago, one investment advisor has made significant progress in having increased diverse manager hires in client portfolios to 45 firms from 10, while also having improved diversity representation in its workforce.
An inverted yield curve historically tends to signal an impending recession.
An institutional investment industry veteran has penned a new children’s book that aims to give children the confidence and access to become financially literate.
Nearly all institutions and wealth managers think fixed-income, where many are underexposed, is more attractive than equities as the threat of recession looms, a new study finds.
Investors worldwide are increasingly expanding into private assets and taking advantage of opportunities provided by the energy transition, however, an annual study finds mixed levels of support for their net-zero targets.
A report finds that 90% of surveyed asset owners expect to already have or be working toward the goal of introducing investment practices into their portfolios by 2028.