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Investment committees should enlist a sustainability specialist to provide expertise and open a dialogue between committee members.
Private asset managers must position themselves with an eye toward the continued growth and development of digital assets, according to a new study from Northern Trust.
In-house services remain insufficient as managers expect demand for ESG strategies to grow significantly
Foundations and endowments are broadening their approach to promoting diversity and inclusion beyond hiring diverse-owned asset managers, according to a new report.
Advisors must identify markets that align with the services, processes and personal passions of women.
One investment manager expects inflation will be higher over the next decade than in the previous one, potentially proving more damaging to investors’ long-term returns, according to a recent report.
Allocators and managers that have been patiently waiting for a resurgence to their value equity portfolios are finally seeing the payoff as more cyclical areas of the market have rebounded during the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines and continual low interest rates.
The governance framework of an institution plays a significant role in its overall success and the lack of quantitative research available on stewardship practices has led a firm’s research and professional development entity to create a new study on endowments’ use of governance, which will be released later this year.
Investment manager research would improve by focusing on updating judgments with new information, a new paper finds.
Institutional investors around the world are increasingly evaluating managers’ ESG integration in terms of demonstrable outcomes and want firms to show results of their ESG-integrated strategies, according to a recent survey.
