Surveys/Studies
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 proportion of global investors committing to net-zero carbon emission portfolios is growing, but many investors around the world are temporarily slowing down their decarbonization efforts, largely in response to the Russia-Ukraine war, according to a recent survey.
Survey respondents cited inflation mitigation as one of many motivating factors driving investor attraction to private infrastructure.
Two-thirds of defined contribution plan sponsors are likely to conduct a fee study in 2023, according to a new survey from investment consulting firm Callan.
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.
Given available yields in short rates and “superior” liquidity in the current high interest rate environment, healthcare systems can benefit from allocating new funds to short-term tiers, according to a recent report.
The National Association of College and University Business Officers has reentered a partnership with Commonfund for help in the development and publication of its annual study of college and university endowments.
Institutions are not as pessimistic about future economic performance as they were last year and their sentiments have shifted to cautious optimism, according to a recent survey.
A new survey showed that many nonprofit investors expect to increase their allocations to alternative assets this year for diversification benefits and to increase portfolio performance.