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An inflationary climate has created new challenges for foundations around the globe: with underlying projects seeking larger disbursements to cover their increased costs, there is a need for higher, stable, predictable income.
The 2023-4 period has brought new challenges for institutional investors, affecting both strategy and investment manager selection – the task of identifying the right products and the right partners at the right price. Head of Research, Olivier Cassin, shares his ‘top three’ trends affecting manager selectors in 2024.
Weiterlesen: Asset Manager Selectors: Three Themes to Watch in 2024
Although two years have now passed since the Federal Reserve started rapidly hiking interest rates, the likelihood that your hedge fund manager will have a ‘hurdle rate’ for their performance fees has not changed.
Weiterlesen: Money for Nothing? Hedge Funds Haven’t Budged on Hurdle Rates (Yet)
Pension regulators around the globe are sending clear messages that investors must strengthen their operational frameworks and that trustees can be held accountable if they do not.
Weiterlesen: As Operational Risks Evolve, Investors Must Scrutinise Service Providers
Last month brought the announcement of a new Chief Investment Officer for London CIV – one of the eight asset pooling companies for the UK’s Local Government Pension Scheme, and the one with by far the largest number of Client Funds (thirty two).
Weiterlesen: Investor Spotlight: New London CIV CIO Champions Client-centred Thinking
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