Surveys/Studies
Investors should feel more comfortable allocating to China as governance standards rise.
Institutional investors had a median return of -11.6% in the first quarter as the coronavirus pandemic impacted markets, according to new data from Northern Trust Corporation.
Investors were stressing the value of downside protection heading into 2020—so much so that they were willing to underperform their peers—as they anticipated a market crisis within one to three years, according to results of a late 2019 survey recently released.
Many foundations and endowments are adapting their investment portfolios with the expectation that the global recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will be as bad as the one following the Global Financial Crisis, according to a recent survey.
An overwhelming majority of domestic investment advisors believe that the stock market hasn’t bottomed out yet, according to a recent survey.
With market liquidity seizing up, liquidity is the main concern for investors in the coming weeks and months, according to a new report.
Long-term investors like endowments and foundations are in a terrific position to capitalize on recent market volatility as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, according to experts at CAPTRUST Financial Advisors.
Managers of adaptable assets in the real estate sector could recover more quickly than others as the global COVID-19 pandemic continues to financially disrupt many industries worldwide, a new report finds.
Survey conducted in the second half of 2019 found low concern about liquidity.
Limited knowledge and lack of transparency regarding fees stifle investment decisions.
