A difficult 2015 fiscal year pushed endowments’ 10-year returns down to 6.3%, according to NACUBO-Commonfund’s annual study.
The secondaries market has never been so hot.
Opportunistic and dynamic strategies are key to adding value as few asset classes are still considered “cheap.”
The idea that capitalization-based indexes are costless is “lunacy,” according to Research Affiliates.
The new tool will allow long-term investors to “put their money where their mouth is,” according to CPPIB’s Mark Wiseman.
Renewed investor concerns over high yield bond portfolios led Fitch Ratings to take a deep dive into their construction.
A nine-person committee will assess how the sovereign fund should adapt its equity strategy for an expected low-growth environment.
Bain Capital, Fortress, BlueCrest, and Nevsky have unwound multi-billion dollar funds in recent months.
The impending costs of an aging population are too high to ignore, says Janus' bond king.
Fundraising in private equity and real estate debt declined in 2015, as dry powder stacked up.
While real estate opportunities in the US might be pricy, they’re also the most stable, according to a survey.
Post-crisis, SWFs are moving away from global asset management trends, portfolio analysis has shown.
Trend-following strategies can be a cost-efficient means of capitalizing on seasonal market movements, a leading quant argues.
Byron Wien, vice-chair of multi-asset investing, paints a grim year ahead (for US investors, at least).
Investors should determine smart beta’s source of outperformance, how long the source persists, and how to implement the beta, a columnist has argued.