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The unprecedented global pandemic has created uncertain market conditions with ongoing volatility that most financial professionals feel favors active investments, according to a new study.
A Northeastern-based university will form an ad hoc committee this fall to evaluate divesting its endowment of fossil fuels investments.
A Mid-Atlantic university has released its initial report exploring the diversity of the external managers associated with its endowment.
University endowments are committed to reducing carbon emissions in their portfolios, many with the goal of reaching net-zero by the year 2050, according to a recent webinar.
Two U.S. Representatives sent letters to 25 universities to express their concerns about the lack of diversity among asset managers of their endowments.
Investment manager associations have moved to virtual events to provide ongoing value to members as in-person events remain on hold.
Pension funds across the country are beginning to report preliminary return information for the first quarter as the COVID-19 pandemic ravaged the markets.
Institutional investors must lean on governance-best practices to avoid being victimized by a market crisis such as the current one brought on by COVID-19, according to a recent report.
Several New England plans have decided against investing in TALF 2.0
