Surveys/Studies
Institutional investors are focused on the long-term capabilities and expertise of a manager when making selections for an investment mandate.
The details are part of the firm’s inaugural Diversity, Equity & Belonging Advancement Report that highlights efforts the firm is making in promoting the issues internally and in the institutional investment industry overall.
Global recession should be avoided in 2024 as global growth will be in line with consensus expectations across major regions, according to a recent investment manager’s survey.
The investment consultant saw an increase to both client assets with diverse firms as well as client strategies managed by diverse firms in 2023, according to its latest report.
Community foundations continue to show interest in private investments as they look to increase their allocations to the strategies, while the number that they have an outsourced cio model increased from last year.
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.
