Diversified and actively managed portfolios will be the best way for nonprofits to meet their spending needs in a continually challenging market environment over the next several years, according to a recent survey.
Alternatives will play an even more critical role in helping nonprofits reach spending plus inflation targets in 2021 as they seek income and downside protection that low-yielding bonds markets and equity markets cannot.
A university in New England approved adding new global equity and hedge fund managers to its endowment at its investment subcommittee meeting last month.