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.
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.
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
Diversity is a top priority for community foundations within their investment portfolios and investment committees in the coming year, according to a recent survey.
Investors are changing the way that they factor in sustainable investing themes and their engagement with private capital is the key to providing better sustainability data to enhance portfolios in 2021, according to recent research.