A key goal of diversity is to ensure all aspects of cognitive thought are taken into account to enhance decision-making — but not all money managers have included neurodivergence in those efforts.
Institutions are watching closely to see how alternative asset managers mark down portfolios; some expect a 10% to 15% drop in value.
While the DOL's rule permitting ERISA fiduciaries to consider ESG factors is perceived as neutral by most, it's facing pushback.
Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System is making an impressive comeback after years of funding woes and scandal.
While there may be more women working in asset management today than a decade ago, the push for women to move up the career ladder needs to be deliberate and will likely take years more of effort.
Investors are rethinking the roles of certain asset classes in their portfolios due to the coronavirus pandemic and its impacts on markets.
Institutional investors increasingly will hold corporate directors responsible when progress doesn't come fast enough on ESG issues.
The Vermont Pension Investment Commission is fighting a bill to divest its holdings from the fossil fuel industry.
S&P 500 companies returned record amounts of cash to shareholders last year.
P&I is accepting responses to the annual survey of money managers. Firms managing U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets are eligible. Responses are due March 24, and results will run June 12.
