Surveys/Studies
Student housing and tuition are two of the largest financial challenges for universities today.
Private investors have been called upon to help achieve the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030 using a number of product offerings to increase global growth, improve returns and address systemic issues facing the environment and society face, yet a recent report finds challenges in the ability to invest to make the goals a reality.
Endowments and foundations have incorporated ESG factors at a higher rate than other institutions.
Investors integrating climate risk into underwriting have a competitive advantage over peers.
Universities provided an estimate of total assets under management with diverse-owned firms.
Endowments typically invest countercyclically by decreasing active risky allocations during the run-up to a crisis, such as the Global Financial Crisis, and then increasing these allocations as risky asset prices fall following the start of a crisis, new research shows.
Private and community foundations posted their best returns of the decade in 2019, a year in which “just about everything worked,” according to a new study.
The COVID-19 pandemic has not slowed down meetings despite the majority of asset managers not expecting to reopen offices until 2021 as firms continue to adapt to a virtual work-from-home environment, according to a new survey.
Immediate stresses brought on by COVID-19 challenged colleges and universities and made them realize the potential impact on their operations and liquidity longer-term, according to new research.
Asset manager financials remain fragile despite the second quarter market rebound, according to asset management strategy consultant Casey Quirk.