Asset Manager Team Compensation Set to Increase Despite Market Volatility, Uncertainty
Fundraising woes will weigh on private equity bonuses, a report from Johnson Associates finds.
Investment Team Structure
Post-OCIO Life: What Happens to Investment Teams After Outsourcing
The decision to outsource investments often faces pushback from investment staff, many of whom soon have to find new roles.
Smaller Staff, Fewer Resources Continue Driving OCIO Adoption Among Smaller Endowments
Moving to an outsourced CIO model has become a necessity for many small teams.
Stanford Long-Term Investing Fellowship Accepting Applications
Four candidates will be chosen to spend a year at Stanford University immersed in the investing program that debuted in 2024.
Australia’s State Super Hires Frontier Advisors as Independent CIO
The consultant firm will employ the superannuation fund’s investment team and manage its portfolio, while the fund will take a ownership stake in the firm.
CIO Interview Series: Rich Nuzum, Head of OCIO, Franklin Templeton
Rich Nuzum, head of OCIO, Franklin Templeton discusses the evolution of OCIO and the future of institutional allocation.
Who Works Where?
Data from the CFA Institute and CAIA show where holders of their credentials work or seek to work across the investment universe and around the world.
How Family Offices Should Tackle Hiring, Retention Challenges
A shrinking pool of professionals is putting a strain on recruitment, according to a new family office operational excellence report.
How CIOs, OCIOs Are Structured to Face New Investing and Operational Challenges
Market shifts and new technology have changed how CIOs organize their teams.
How Asset Owners Are Attracting Talent and Their Issues Doing So
Careers at public pension funds, endowments and other institutional investors may not match the pay or the locations of private sector firms, but these institutions can still find an edge.