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Asset Management Culture April 19, 2021

Tufts Names Craig Smith as Next CIO

The investing veteran has been interim chief since Sally Dungan’s death a year ago.

January 5, 2021

Sure, passive beats active hollow overall, but ferreting out the market beaters is worth it. Some pension funds heartily agree, some really don’t.

Asset Allocation October 29, 2020

The New Jersey school ends the year among the bottom half of Ivy League endowments.

Market Moves August 14, 2020

If this is the calm between the storms, plan sponsors should consider adjusting their tactics.

Corporate Moves March 1, 2019

Cambridge Associates promotes two longtime leaders, State Street gets a new COO, and more.

Research February 25, 2019

Cambridge Associates says despite volatility, cryptoasset industry is developing, not faltering.

Risk October 23, 2018

Board of regents approves new model portfolio for 2019 fiscal year.

Newsmakers April 30, 2018

James Ramsey, four others are accused of enriching themselves while depleting the endowment.

Research April 24, 2018

Report says sponsors must be aware of three new kinds of risk.

Risk June 14, 2017

Move means plan contributions, PBGC premiums may rise.

Asset Allocation June 13, 2017

Cambridge Associates’ CA Capital Management will manage the nonprofit’s impact investment program.

Manager Selection April 26, 2017

Jeff Blazek rejoins firm as a managing director and chief investment officer within the firm’s pension practice.

Industry White Papers

China Fixed Income: a fast-growing and strategic asset class With global government bond yields low or negative, investors are increasingly searching for alternative diversifiers to equities. An active approach to China fixed income can serve as a powerful diversifier in global fixed income portfolios.

Global Currency Market Commentary Monthly review of currency markets reviews evidence of the asynchronous nature of pandemic recovery.

China is Embarking on A New Stage of Growth China is entering its fifth decade of growth, and the conventional view among global investors may falsely point to growth avenues being exhausted.

EMD: Reframing the External vs. Local Debt Debate for 2021 The historical outperformance of external debt has led emerging markets debt (EMD) investors to overweight external debt compared with local debt.