Surveys/Studies
Community foundations are prioritizing diversity and have put an increased emphasis on considering hiring diverse managers for their portfolios, a new study found.
Allocators overwhelmingly want to continue holding virtual meetings even as the coronavirus pandemic winds down.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks are receiving greater attention from institutions, investors and regulators, however, new research finds that a limited number of companies are very effective at managing ESG risk.
The majority of nonprofits and investment managers expect to open their offices to employees by the end of September, even though they believe the pandemic has brought on a change to how they will work, according to a new poll.
Over 70% of respondents have implemented either a full or partial outsourced cio model to support their investment strategy and execution.
Report finds positive correlation between managers’ perceived commitment to D&I and performance.
A new report finds portfolios can mitigate systemic risks like climate change.
Investment managers must effectively differentiate their brand now more than ever, as institutional investors plan on adding fewer new managers over the next year as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a recent webinar.
The governance framework of an institution plays a significant role in its overall success and the lack of quantitative research available on stewardship practices has led a firm’s research and professional development entity to create a new study on endowments’ use of governance, which will be released later this year.
A new report showed a lack of consistency makes it difficult to determine which data defines success, despite a slew of information available to investors to measure performance.
