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The continued pressure on plan sponsors to close funding gaps while simultaneously managing risk budgets is forcing U.S. institutional investors to take a hard look at their portfolio allocations.
The annual analysis is based on reporting hiring expectations of influential institutional investors in the United States.

ETFs: Valuable Versatility in a Newly Volatile Market

24 April 2018 By: Andrew McCollum
Institutions are making greater use of ETFs in strategic portfolio functions. They are using ETFs to obtain investment exposures in “core” portfolio allocations, and as building blocks in top-down strategies that create alpha through asset...
This Competitive Challenges presentation covers a comprehensive analysis of sales, consultant relations, and client service productivity, including side-by-side comparisons with customized peer groups of competitors.

Winning in the New World of Outsourced CIO

10 April 2018 By: Parijat Banerjee, Mark Buckley, Andrew McCollum, Davis Walmsley, Taeko Sumiyoshi, Tomio Sumiyoshi
Outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) is one of the hottest topics of conversation in our ongoing dialogue with managers, consultants and institutional investors.
The nature of trust can be difficult to assess and quantify, but everyone knows we need trust to make society work. Nowhere is this more evident than in the world of finance.

The Power of Focus

20 March 2018 By: Davis Walmsley
Investors are increasing allocations to focused strategies, or investment strategies, consisting of approximately 50 or fewer securities.
The 2017 Greenwich Quality Leaders in U.S. Institutional Investment Management Services are Baillie Gifford, NISA Investment Advisors and PIMCO. These firms have distinguished themselves from competitors by delivering high levels of service and...
The 2017 Greenwich Quality Leaders in Canadian Institutional Investment Management Services are Addenda Capital, Greystone Managed Investments Inc. and Phillips, Hager & North Investment Management. 
For centuries, corporate and consumer lending has followed a traditional model in which financial institutions act as centralized counterparties, making loans funded by deposits. 

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