Surveys/Studies
The investment consulting firm has launched its sixth annual Endowment and Foundation Survey to help nonprofit leaders understand what other institutions are doing in the space and why.
The racial makeup of senior management at investment consulting firms dropped by almost 10%, an “alarming change” in a segment of the market that has an outsized impact on what asset managers are chosen by institutional allocators, according to a new report.
A consulting firm increased the number of diverse managers in institutional client portfolios to 331 in 2023 from 285 in 2022, 270 in 2021 and 190 in 2020.
A large segment of investment managers intends to prioritize and change its product strategy in the next two years with the understanding that they need to combat data challenges to meet the evolving needs of investors, a new study finds.
Obstacles to cutting interest rates remain as inflation appears to be flattening out rather than continuing to drop toward the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.
Investment consultants have always been a crucial part of the U.S. institutional asset management business and new data finds the industry’s top consultants are becoming more influential than ever.
Global equity strategies remain a compelling opportunity for institutions, according to one investment consultant who encourages greater use of active approaches.
Study on the diversity of higher education’s asset managers found just 18 institutions fully participated by providing data for the study, while an additional eight self-reported their data.
Despite macroeconomic headwinds, a new survey finds institutional investors remain optimistic in 2024 and are bullish on private equity and private credit.
Private equity and venture capital firms that have predominantly women or people of color in ownership can provide another source of diversification and unlock access to differentiated deal flow for their limited partners and other investors, according to new research.