Surveys/Studies
Most institutional investors expect subpar returns from the U.S. stock market this year amid inflation and concerns regarding the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, according to a recent survey.
Asset management firms owned by women and people of color are at least three times more likely to employ diverse teams when compared to firms led primarily by white men, according to a new study.
Nearly half of pension funds and institutions plan to cut fixed-income exposure by between 10% and 15%.
Investors need more education or policy frameworks to implement this approach, according to the firm.
Students and university trustees differ on understandings of what endowments represent, but integration of ESG strategies could reconcile them.
The outsourced cio sector is growing as a result of the turbulence caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing reverberations and uncertainty in the markets, according to a recent report.
College- and university-affiliated foundations’ future use of SRI and ESG strategies could be potentially affected by student pressure.
The number of nonprofit groups using ESG or impact investment strategies have increased, but many worry about returns.
A growing number of independent schools are talking about responsible investing, though they have been slow to implement.
College and university endowments posted “dramatically higher” investment returns in fiscal year 2021, however, the institutions foresee inflation as a longer-term issue posing as a challenge to meet return targets, according to a recent study.