Institutions are gravitating toward private markets following rising inflation and a volatile stock market in 2022 and the nonprofit segment anticipates increasing their usage of hedge funds, according to a new report.
FIN Searches data finds the fixed-income space saw a hike in activity during the first quarter, which the industry believes can be attributed in part to the high interest rate environment.
New research shows that institutional investors should not pause or stop their private markets commitments in difficult markets, but instead continue to invest to take advantage of mispricing.
Most endowments are increasing risk and turning a blind eye to human rights violations and abuses related to labor, privacy.
Nonprofits consume more information than ever before, with 80% of those institutions seeking content from managers directly.
Smaller endowments should reassess their portfolios to incorporate private equity as opportunities for greater returns arise.
A study finds that 96 of the 100 active investment managers and analysts currently use alternative data to support their strategies.
Women have access to only 3% of bank loans globally, which limits their ability to adapt to climate change and develop innovative solutions across sectors.
The venture capital space is taking steps to ensure more progress is being made toward backing women-owned and led funds and Women’s History Month is highlighting some of the efforts being made to increase the representation and role of women in the space – but there is still a long way to go.
While the negative fiscal year 2022 return hurt longer-term performance, good returns from prior years helped to mitigate the impact, according to the study.