Institutions should take a fresh look at financial and investment strategies to address challenges to their business models and maintain optimal asset allocations to meet a 7.5% historical return target, particularly in the face of a long-term era of muted returns, according to a recent study.
With Bitcoin (BTC) making waves and headlines worldwide in a bull run over the last several months, the institutional investment space is divided on the advantages and disadvantages that the “magic internet money” can bring to portfolios.
Investment managers will be increasingly judged on their client engagement and interaction as the industry continues to undergo a digital transformation brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to recent research.
Despite growth stocks grabbing the headlines during the market surge following the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, fundamental value managers began to see more interest in the fourth quarter as the market started to shift.
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.
Nonprofit investors are expecting positive but muted returns from the equity and bond markets in 2021 after their portfolios generated solid performance in a year that upended global financial markets and saw unprecedented volatility.
A foundation in the Mid-Atlantic region will divest its endowment from existing fossil fuel interests while refraining from future fossil fuel investments.
2020 seemingly moved at a snail’s pace and warp speed all at the same time and as the year of interminable days finally comes to a close, a number of firms in the industry are celebrating the holidays with a different twist than they did in years past – through virtual holiday parties.