Data provider Preqin has published its Deal Flow Monitor: Q1 2024 report, examining trends in global sponsor-backed deal-making.
Global index revenues increased 9.3 per cent in 2023, totalling a record USD5.8 billion, according to a benchmark study published by Burton Taylor International Consulting, part of TP ICAP’s Parameta Solutions division.
Research firm focused on Alternative UCITS funds, Kepler Absolute Hedge, has published its Market Intelligence Report for Q1 2024. The report is designed to give Absolute Hedge’s readership base of professional allocators and UCITS fund managers a holistic view of the latest trends in the Alternative UCITS universe.
The trend to buyout among the UK’s smaller defined benefit (DB) schemes continues with a slew of new sub GBP100 million deals announced this month alone.
Substantive Research has published the results of its latest survey of the asset management community. The survey gauges the buy side’s appetite to make changes to investment research funding structures, following the latest consultation paper from the FCA: ‘Payment Optionality in Investment Research’, published on 10 April 2024.
Worries over asset custody are the biggest deterrent for institutional investors and wealth managers sceptical about the crypto and digital assets sector, according to new global research by London-based Nickel Digital Asset Management (Nickel).
In what is believed to be the first survey of its kind in the UK market, Nedgroup Investments, the investment-led, multi-boutique global asset manager with over USD20 billion under management, recently undertook a survey with 204 UK investment professionals, seeking insights into their perceptions and attitudes towards boutique asset managers.
New research from Carne Group reveals fund managers expect alternative asset classes to see the biggest increase in fund raising in 2024.
UK defined benefit (DB) pension plan sponsors could have access to GBP 1.2 trillion in surplus assets over the next decade, industry research reveals.
New research published today by the CFA Institute Research and Policy Centre analyses the many challenges implicit in transition finance as a mechanism for the decarbonisation of carbon-intensive sectors such as aviation, shipping, trucking, steel, cement, aluminium, and petrochemicals production.
