This content is from: Culture U.K. Asset Owners Pledge to Push Managers on Diversity A group of pensions and consultants, totaling $1.5 trillion in assets under management, will require asset managers to disclose information about the gender and racial makeup of their firms. By Jessica Hamlin August 02, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio U.S. Private Equity Funds Face Tough Competition from China, Japan, Canada, and Germany Venture capital, which has performed well during the pandemic and is a big sector of private capital in Asia, helped China and Japan funds generate the highest average returns for investors. By Jessica Hamlin July 30, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office With Assets Expected to Double in the Next Few Years, Private Equity’s Operations and Technology Backbone Is Catching Up Just in Time Alternative investments, including private equity, are the fastest growing sector of asset management, but a lack of digital capabilities and costly inefficiencies could still hamstring the industry. By Jessica Hamlin July 28, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office iM Global Partner Acquires Minority Stake in High-Profile Asset Allocation Firm The global asset management firm buys 45 percent of Richard Bernstein Advisors, while Barings provides almost $150 million in financing for more investments. By Jessica Hamlin July 28, 2021
This content is from: Portfolio Love It or Hate It, Institutional Investors Move Further Into Digital Assets A new survey shows seven out of 10 institutional respondents expect to buy digital assets in the not-too-distant future. By Jessica Hamlin July 20, 2021
This content is from: Corner Office Aegon Asset Management’s Pandemic-Era Makeover Two years into his tenure, CEO Bas NieuweWeme has weathered a pandemic and globalized the company. By Jessica Hamlin July 16, 2021
