
Liquidity, Distributions and the Exit Backlog: How Endowments Are Navigating the Drought
Endowments are not abandoning private equity, but they are being selective.

Endowments are not abandoning private equity, but they are being selective.
Investors will need tactical flexibility and strategic discipline as artificial intelligence matures, writes the head of institutional portfolio strategy at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.
Allocators are taking a closer look at the makeup of their credit portfolios in an effort to mitigate concentration risk and add duration.
The appointment is designed to strengthen the firm’s ability to respond to changing market conditions and client priorities.
Market losses during the month erased $112 billion in funding for the 100 largest U.S. public pensions.
The new investment data system is designed to improve oversight, risk management and decision-making.
Higher borrowing and input costs mean broadly buying the market does not guarantee the level of returns investors came to expect from private assets.
Could the largest valuation reset in the asset class since the global financial crisis create a compelling opportunity for institutional investors?