With funding levels at historic highs, Canadian pension funds are pushing into private investments and alternative asset classes with the potential to diversify portfolios and boost future investment returns.
Less than half of global risk professionals are confident in their risk management processes during normal market conditions. Meanwhile, fewer than 40% believe their practices are adequate to handle the next unexpected market shock.
As buy-side firms use artificial intelligence and other digital tools to remake trading infrastructure, the drive to automate operations is causing many firms to take a second look at clearing more of their derivatives trades, which can create new workflow efficiencies.
U.K. local authorities are pouring assets into alternative asset classes, with allocations to alternatives in institutional portfolios now at the same level as fixed income.
Automation, AI and other advances are speeding the transformation of U.S. fixed-income markets by breaking down innovation barriers and forcing buy-side firms to invest in technology to keep up.
Coalition Greenwich announces the winners of the first 2024 Greenwich Share and Quality Leaders in Middle East (UAE) Large Corporate Banking, alongside the recipients of the 2024 Greenwich Excellence Awards in several key categories.
Investment consultants have always been a critical part of the U.S. institutional asset management landscape, and new data from Coalition Greenwich shows the market’s top consultants are becoming more influential.
Roughly half of U.S. small businesses and midsize companies say their banks’ support at a time of elevated interest-rates and borrowing costs has improved their satisfaction and deepened their loyalty to their current providers.
Welcome to the new U.S. institutional investment industry, in which private assets and artificial intelligence are transforming what has historically been a relatively placid and slow-to-change business.