Surveys/Studies
Foundations should be leaders on investing in diverse- and women-owned funds as they can do more to lift the veil on decision-making and create change to promote greater equity within their strategies, according to a recently published paper.
The COVID-19-induced sell-off wreaked havoc on healthcare organizations’ returns both in the short- and long-term following the first quarter drawdown, according to a recent survey.
Public pensions are finding ways to compensate for decreased government contributions.
Consultants’ lack of diversity may dampen future returns, according to a survey.
Investors make these changes as they wait for global economy to recover.
New research finds gender equity data reporting for investors remains sparse despite a maturing gender lens investing universe in terms of asset size and sophistication.
Outsourced cio providers expect to see client growth accelerate among mid- and large-sized asset owners moving forward, according to a recently released report.
Transparency in ESG investing from managers is expected to increase as assets under management in the sustainable investment space continue to well, according to recent research.
The sophisticated demands of institutional investors continue to present challenges for the sustainable investment landscape as more allocators consider sustainability within their portfolio, according to new research.
Investors are seeking broader information around environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors as they analyze investment opportunities and managers are increasing the use of ESG integration for client portfolios to boost asset growth, according to a recent survey.
