Tag: Portfolio Construction
Institutional Investors’ New View of ETFs
In partnering with State Street on exchange-traded funds, the Texas Permanent School Fund and the University of California Board of Regents demonstrate novel uses for the vehicles.
AI Debt Issuance Taking Up More Room in Bond Indexes
Technology sector weight increases, but remains a small slice of the total—for now.
Active ETFs Play Increased Role in Institutional Portfolios
As ETFs Mature, Institutional Allocators Finding New Roles for Them
Growing sophistication and customization of exchange-traded funds is expanding their use by investors to more strategic, long-term investments.
Asset Allocation Issues
A Terminal Diagnosis
Many institutional portfolios are built on assumptions that may not survive the decade. Those planning ahead are building immunity.
Volatility Pushes Investors to Consider Active Strategies
Shifts coming at the portfolio construction and market levels mean allocators need to stay focused on their goals.
How Investors Are Choosing Between Active and Passive Strategies
Both approaches have benefits, but the current market volatility has changed how allocators weigh cost and governance differences.
How to Responsibly Address AI in Your Portfolio
The Intentional Endowments Network reviews what endowments and foundations need to know about artificial intelligence.
Allocators Increase ETF Use to Diversify Exposures
While not a driver of growth in exchange-traded funds, institutional investors have found new use cases for the investment vehicles.
