Trends
A contributed article from Erika Olson and Haley Tran of general investment consultant Meketa Investment Group.
Artificial intelligence has impacted the investment landscape for endowments and foundations, presenting long-term upside and opportunity, but a wide array of outcomes may persist, according to a recent webinar.
Brendon Reay serves as managing director of investments at the Bush Foundation, leading management of the Minneapolis-based foundation’s approximately $1.5 billion endowment. Reay took the time to answer five questions with FIN News.
A new study finds nonprofits are deploying artificial intelligence in asset management for automation and monitoring purposes.
Emerging markets equities have increasingly ignited interest for institutional investors in recent months and while commitments slowed in March due in part to geopolitical issues and what the industry views as short-term volatility, these investments remain beneficial to portfolios.
Artificial intelligence has been top of mind for many in the institutional investment industry for some time and Women’s History Month highlights industry females leveraging AI in various technology and healthcare spaces who find that these innovations, and women in general, are key investments for the future and productivity.
An in-depth look at how each NCAA Men’s team stacks up off the court from an endowment perspective.
HBCUs have done the work of developing and producing leaders in the financial services and investment sectors in the face of funding cuts and other institutional barriers.
Private markets activity is improving alongside artificial intelligence investment growth as investors lean into more complex and fragmented markets in their quest to unlock differentiated return sources.
The U.S. and Israel’s joint strike against Iran over the weekend has prompted retaliation across the Middle East that sent oil prices surging, though industry experts believe the markets can absorb those levels in a short-lived conflict.
