Asset managers ever more reliant on artificial intelligence (AI) to support their investment decisions are becoming more vulnerable to weaker data that informs the technology.
Bitwise Asset Management has released ‘Institutional Crypto Adoption’, a study drawn from in-depth interviews with the senior investment professionals responsible for crypto allocation decisions at 15 of the world’s largest institutions, including endowments, foundations, public pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, multi-family offices, investment consultants, and public companies.
As the very real threat from artificial intelligence (AI) to global security makes its way to the top of policymakers’ agendas, so new research shows asset owners may be applying the technology without accompanying oversight.
More than eight in 10 (83 per cent) UK post-trade professionals say their firms are fully prepared or on track to meet the UK’s October 2027 T+1 settlement deadline, but only 32 per cent describe their operations as fully prepared today, according to The Race to Atomic Settlement: Can the UK Lead?, a new whitepaper from UK post-trade technology firm Tokenovate.
The majority of asset managers continue to overlook key social issues as part of their wider responsible investment strategies potentially damaging portfolio performance, new research reveals.
Bigger does not necessarily mean better according to Morningstar’s latest analysts of Europe’s largest fund families.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming key components of asset managers’ operational processes, and nowhere is that more evident than in their risk management practices, new research from Clearwater Analytics shows.
If asset managers didn’t have enough to worry about when it comes to effective implementation of artificial intelligence across their operations, now they are fretting about how much to spend.
Tokenisation is no longer a future-state concept, as financial institutions increasingly view it as a strategic priority and prepare for a future in which digital and traditional assets operate side by side says Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE: BR).
New research from Ocorian shows family offices are increasingly focusing on investing in digital assets but struggle to source regulatory support.
