Surveys/Studies
The unprecedented global pandemic has created uncertain market conditions with ongoing volatility that most financial professionals feel favors active investments, according to a new study.
Community foundations are increasing allocations to fossil fuel-free portfolios, but their overall socially responsible investment portfolios remain relatively minimal, according to a recent survey.
Private equity general partners have benefitted from increasing commitment levels and oversubscribed funds, however, that leverage may shift back toward limited partners as the market cycle turns over.
Developing a successful investment program can help healthcare systems eliminate concerns arising from the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on balance sheets and income, according to new research.
Institutional investors must lean on governance-best practices to avoid being victimized by a market crisis such as the current one brought on by COVID-19, according to a recent report.
A majority of offices in the investment management space, particularly in the Northeast region of the U.S., remain closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic leaving many managers unsure about when they will reopen.
Smaller endowments fared worse than their larger counterparts due to their significant exposures to domestic equity, according to a new survey
The larger an institution’s assets under management, the more likely its cio is receiving higher compensation, according to recent research.
Managers now favor lower-cost funds and share classes due to falling fees.
Investment managers are concerned both with controlling costs in volatile conditions and with expansion into new markets, according to a recent survey from Northern Trust Corporation.
