Study results from corporate treasury professionals across Europe.

Study results from corporate treasury professionals across Europe.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have established themselves as important components of Asian institutional investment portfolios.

Dark Pools: Losing their Luster

Equity portfolio managers in Asia saw a 12% increase in their compensation package in 2015 while equity trader compensation was flat over the same period.  

ETFs are becoming a staple of European institutional equity portfolios. 

U.S. Institutions intend to make the largest increases in target allocations over the next three years to commodities, EMD, and real estate.

Non-traditional assets continue to inch higher, now occupying more than one-quarter of portfolio assets on average.

Target date funds continue to occupy a larger proportion of DC investors' portfolios, mainly at the expense of stable value.

Given modest asset growth and flat funding levels, institutional investors continue to face a myriad of challenges, ranging from portfolio underperformance to market volatility and risk management.