Accelerating changes in the investment management industry are forcing managers to reassess their strategies and become more agile and competitive for institutional clients, a new study finds.
As U.S. professionally managed assets declined in 2022, Cerulli Associates’ latest report found a temporary trend reversal where institutional channel assets gained a slight edge over retail.
A new report finds finds that investors are actively seeking opportunities in areas like power generation and decarbonization, but few climate financing requirements have been met.
The country’s largest public defined benefit plans are shifting their allocations in favor of alternative strategies, a new study finds.
Private equity and credit stand poised to continue dominating nonprofit mandates for the next year to two years, according to a new study of outsourced cio providers.
New survey finds endowments and foundations will lean on private market investments and reduced costs to potentially as new pressures present themselves.
More than half, 58%, of endowment and foundations are currently invested in private market assets or are considering investing over the next 12 months, according to a survey.
Both active and passive management faced the pressures of fee compression in 2022, according to a recently released study from investment consultant Callan.
The 2024 U.S. presidential election is causing anxiety for many investors that are concerned about the impact it will have on their finances, a new study finds.
Institutional investors have become increasingly attracted to opportunistic and special situations investments across the broad real estate and credit sectors due to interest rate hikes and capital market dislocation, which the industry finds will likely continue into 2024.