Surveys/Studies
Community foundations dealing with rising interest rates and an economy that has “wobbled” over the last 18 months should revisit the role of alternatives, reconsider fixed-income and focus on costs to add stability and durability to their missions and address liquidity needs, according to a recent paper.
Managers need to target consulting firms that align with their business, upgrade their consultant relations team, embrace consultant databases and position themselves as though leaders to successfully master those relationships, according to a new report.
The institution was named as having the “Best Emerging Manager Program” based on an a survey of institutional clients of a global fintech platform, beating out large and prominent public pension plans and endowments.
The West Coast-based outsourced cio’s DEI efforts have diversified its team and enhanced its engagement with diverse-owned managers.
FIrm’s businesses maintain climate risk assessment, ESG policies, employee engagement surveys, ceo sustainability and diversity and equity and inclusion goals.
Survey finds increased interest and adoption hedge funds and increase in defensive strategies and portfolio diversifiers.
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.
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.
