Surveys/Studies
The average amount for investment-related expenses incurred by foundations, including the likes of investment management fees and employee compensation, decreased over the course of one year, according to a recent report.
The decline is driven in part by a continued shift towards passive management.
Nearly one-third of asset managers and institutional asset owners have committed to a net-zero carbon emissions goal with more expected to do so in the next two years, according to a new study.
Supply chain disruptions and less supportive central bank policy has supplanted COVID-19 as the greatest threat to economic recovery by institutional investors, according to a recent survey.
The investment consulting firm published its findings in a study that analyzed the fees and terms for 187 private equity partnerships.
An updated study from the Knight Foundation shows assets managed by women- and minority-owned firms remains virtually the same as 10 years ago despite no difference in performance.
Asset managers say nonprofit client demand for such strategies will continue to increase.
Asset managers are taking a more active role on ESG issues with companies in their portfolios to influence potential outcomes such as greater transparency, improved behaviors and reduced uncertainty and risk, according to a recent survey.
Many endowments plan to increase their allocations to diverse-owned managers and make ESG and impact investing a priority next year, according to a new survey.
Institutional investors paid an average of 54.2 basis points for total fund expenses in 2020.
