The $146.9 billion New York State Common Retirement Fund has allocated $300 million to Artemis Real Estate Partners as its initial investment in a new emerging manager program.
Research by TheCityUK, a UK-based financial services trade organization, has discovered that worldwide investment management conventional assets rose 10% in 2010 to a record $79.27 trillion.
Amid an environment of falling equities values and low interest rates, Legal & General Investment Management America, BNY Mellon Asset Management, and UBS Global Asset Management have all separately released reports showing that corporate funding is on the decline.
A new study from the EDHEC-Risk Institute, produced as part of the Amundi ETF research chair on "Core-Satellite and ETF Investment," has found that implementation of a Dynamic Core-Satellite approach can boost portfolio returns while keeping downside risk under control.
In an attempt to limit risk exposure, pension funds and other institutional investors are integrating more risk management tools into the investment process, according to new research by MSCI.
New data from the Census Bureau has revealed that assets for the 100 largest public employee pensions systems in the United States rose more than 1% to $2.8 trillion during the second quarter.
Sovereign wealth funds are reconsidering their investment strategies following low performance in equities against low-yielding fixed-income, a JP Morgan analysis reveals.
Drawing on interviews with investors on why they collectively voted against 37 companies whose pay plans fell short of majority support between January 1 and July 1, 2011, research by the Council of Institutional Investors has revealed that some 92% of institutional investors are unhappy with executive pay relating to performance at the companies they invest in.
New research by Preqin has found that investment consultants cite South America and Asia as attractive investment regions for infrastructure in the coming year.
