Surveys/Studies
Foundations and endowments engaging with investment consultants are increasingly looking for their advisors to take on more responsibility across their portfolios and act like an outsourced cio, according to a recent survey.
U.S. public pension plans emerged from the global financial crisis battered, but better-prepared to weather future crises, according to a new report.
The institution has released its third annual Diversified Returns report and found that the number of substantially diverse firms surveyed declined, while the number of majority diverse firms remained static year-over-year.
Less than 1% of plans offer illiquid alternative investments.
Endowments and foundations’ have seen substantial asset growth in recent years, “straining the system, including investment staff, IT, and various support functions,” but 71% of surveyed cios said they did not need to add more personnel.
Report compares the relative performance of long-term and short-term investments in different market environments.
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.
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.