Surveys/Studies
Consultant relations work has become a challenge in a hybrid work environment.
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.
Investors are planning to increase their allocations to private markets to capture higher returns with the help of external partners like outsourced cios.
Survey finds that outsourced cio support can be crucial in helping institutions achieve their ESG goals.
Community foundations are increasingly hiring or considering hiring diverse managers for their portfolios, 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.
The survey included responses from ceos, cios and directors of operations from 300 asset managers with $500 billion in assets under management or less.
No bond or currency managers expect inflation to fall below the Federal Reserve’s target in the next 12 months.
The average U.S. corporate pension funded status fell to 98.5% from 102.5% in the second quarter.
All participating institutions had more than 5% of their U.S.-based assets with diverse-owned firms, however, more than two thirds of the wealthiest 25 private and 25 public college and university endowments refused to participate in an assessment of the diversity of their asset managers.