Julie Segal • May 2013
Senior Writer Julie Segal looks at the process of selecting active managers and how it may be contributing to institutional investor underperformance.
A number of factors are driving institutional investor interest in emerging market equities, as reflected in fund flows and consultant search data.
According to a new survey, asset managers are increasingly discounting fees in the face of pressure from big institutional investors.
Tu Guangshao will bring liberal credentials and connections to President Xi to China’s sovereign wealth fund.
During the Berkshire meeting, instead of selfishly taking notes for myself, I committed a selfless act: I tweeted.
Some Asian officials worry that flows from Japan could destabilize markets, but ADB’s new chief defends monetary easing.
We examine the reasons for institutional investor underperformance. This week, what's the best governance structure to avoid underperformance?
In the first of a five part video series, Senior Writer Julie Segal talks to a number of investment professionals about the reasons that institutional investors underperform their benchmarks.
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New analysts who are already gaining notice in our Rising Stars of Wall Street Research.
America’s executives see opportunities in economic and political challenges.
Government revives reform efforts and sees mutual funds as a vehicle for promoting growth.