Surveys/Studies

Surveys/Studies
Investors Expected To Increase Allocations To Cryptocurrencies, Study Shows Long-Term Benefits

Professional investors are expected to increase their exposure to alternative investments, including cryptocurrencies over the next two years, according to a new study.

04.14.21
Industry News
Endowments Provide Financial Stability Despite Disruptions Brought On By COVID-19: Study

Most institutions in a study showed healthy balance sheets.

04.14.21
Industry News
NEPC Sees Diversity Growth Following Policy Adoption: Report

Diverse investment managers on the firm’s focused placement list rose by 45%, the firm said.

04.13.21
Surveys/Studies
Higher Education Trends Toward Consolidating Plan Providers: Survey

As higher education institutions grapple with the financial wellness of their participants in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new study has discovered that institutions continue to shift toward consolidating retirement plan providers.

04.08.21
Surveys/Studies
Investment Mgrs. Communicating More During Covid: Survey

86% of respondents have maintained or increased the number of meetings held compared to 12 months ago.

04.01.21
Surveys/Studies
Pandemic Market Impact Drives Portfolio Changes In 2021, Institutions Increase Alternative Allocations 

Most institutional investors did not make significant asset allocation changes in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however 2021 is looking to shape up differently, according to a new study.

04.01.21
Industry News
Nonprofits Turning To Impact Investment To Align Portfolios, Achieve Financial Returns: Consultant

Report finds that growing impact investing landscape has been amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic.

04.01.21
Surveys/Studies
Fixed-Income Mgrs. Expect Full Recovery By 2022: Survey

Russell’s first quarter survey of 50 bond and currency managers showed that 57% foresee a return to pre-pandemic levels of economic activity next year, with 42% expecting this to happen in the first half of the year.

03.26.21
Surveys/Studies
Nonprofits Cautiously Optimistic About Long-Term Investments: Survey

Nonprofits are cautiously optimistic that they will generate a return sufficient to cover inflation, distributions and investment costs over the next 10 years despite apprehensions related to the U.S. economic recovery and the performance of the U.S. stock market in the short term, according to a recent survey

03.24.21
Surveys/Studies
Community Foundations Aim For Increased Diversity In 2021: Poll

Diversity is a top priority for community foundations within their investment portfolios and investment committees in the coming year, according to a recent survey.

03.24.21