Determining an OCIO provider’s “success” is tricky business, Russell Investments argues.
Research shows popular smart beta indexes fail to fully capture factor exposures.
A poll of endowments and foundations found impact investors are motivated by strong returns and mission alignment.
It’s hard. Do it anyway, say execs from Prudential, State Street, and Strategic Investment Group, plus Nouriel ‘Dr. Doom’ Roubini.
The $343 billion insurance fund has so far submitted notices of redemption for $4.1 billion.
Investors had “more ambitious return targets” for private equity than hedge funds, but were under-allocated to the asset class, according to Preqin.
A third of new hires last less than a year at the world’s largest hedge fund.
An index of the world’s 500 largest asset owners shows that many are doing little or nothing to address climate change risks.
Low-volatility investing is “just a bet on falling interest rates,” according to Greenline Partners.
Current performance attribution models can be improved by holding individuals accountable, explains AlphaEngine’s Arun Muralidhar.
Family-office cowboys have new competition in niche seed investing: A $3 billion hospital fund.
The less transparent a hedge fund’s process, the more likely it is that investors are exposed to significant downside risk, research shows.
David Druley will succeed Sandra Urie, who will leave the firm on July 1 after a 25-year tenure.
Almost £8 billion is now under the oversight of the collaborative venture.
Veteran consultant Mark Brubaker will lead Wilshire’s full discretionary client accounts effective immediately.