The CFA Institute Research and Policy Center has released new research exploring how AI and machine-learning technology can address critical issues facing the global pensions industry.
Bitcoin’s meteoric rise to over USD100,000 landmark price earlier this month is driving a surge in inquiries from new investors at Europe’s leading digital assets fund manager Nickel Digital Asset Management (Nickel).
A new global report by Verdantix, the independent research and advisory firm, reveals the ESG reporting software market is set to skyrocket, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 26 per cent from 2023 to 2029. The market will expand from USD1.3 billion to over USD5.6 billion, fuelled by tightening regulations such as the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and increasing investor and stakeholder demands for auditable sustainability data that minimizes ESG-related risks.
As asset managers look to capitalise on the private markets revolution, the development of new funds in core private asset classes is among their highest strategic priorities for revenue growth over the next two years. However, it is also proving one of the most operationally challenging strategies to implement, according to new research from Carne Group.
PwC, in conjunction with the International Forum for Sovereign Wealth Funds (IFSWF) and One Planet Sovereign Wealth Fund Network (OPSWF), has published their new report on sovereign wealth funds and the green energy transition.
North American pension funds could see returns decimated by 50 per cent if worst case scenario climate change forecasts materialise by 2040, industry research reveals.
Aviva Investors has added a private debt offering to its suite of long-term asset funds (LTAF).
Assets of the top 100 asset owners globally have returned to growth in 2023 after a fall of 8.7 per cent in 2022, according to new research by the Thinking Ahead Institute.
bfinance, has released its biennial global asset owner survey, identifying the priorities of more than 300 senior investors, with a combined AuM of over USD7 trillion in assets across 39 countries.
The Church Investors Group (CIG), a coalition worth GBP26 billion, is calling on asset managers to take greater account of faith when formulating investment strategies, arguing they should not have to“make do with investment solutions which are not designed with Christian faith in mind”.
