Surveys/Studies
More than one-third of higher education institutions are not making endowment portfolio changes despite the headwinds they face in the current financial environment and the seemingly constant stream of changes.
Foundations saw their average annual returns land in positive double-digit territory for the second consecutive year as community foundations outperformed private foundations when compared with their peer size group for the second year in a row, a new study found.
The independent institute is seeking outsourced cios to share their capabilities for its 2025 OCIO Survey and responding firms will be included in the institute’s outsourced cio provider directory.
Institutional investors can combat the narrative surrounding mission-aligned investments through aligning financial assets alongside strategic purpose without sacrificing returns, according to a newly released report.
Institutional investors are making tactical or long-term strategic shifts amid concerns over the impact of U.S. tariffs and trade policies, according to a recent survey conducted by global research firm CoreData Research.
A new report argues investors should adopt a consistent approach to investing in private markets asset classes that adheres to their long-term nature, as opposed to timing the market.
A new survey showed that environmental stewardship and gender or racial equity remaining areas of focus despite political headwinds.
The firm’s latest fee study found that nonprofits pay 57 basis points in total fund management fees on average.
A sustainable food investment firm engaged with its portfolio companies to support them in articulating and measuring their sustainability impact, and 100% of portfolio companies are implementing recommendations, according to a new report.
U.S. public pension plans have successfully navigated market turmoil throughout the 21st century by reallocating their traditional investment portfolios and introducing new asset classes, according to new research.