Institutional investors in Europe and Asia are at the forefront of adopting environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investment strategies, while North America lags behind, according to the Coalition Greenwich Voice of Client – 2022 Global...

The challenges posed by persistent inflation and elevated volatility are prompting U.S. institutional asset managers to rebalance both their portfolios and their priorities, according to the Coalition Greenwich 2022 U.S. Institutional Investors...

Interest in private markets hasn’t slowed down. Our data-driven insights based on feedback from asset owners in the United States show that, despite signs of a slowdown in fundraising, private investments are expected to again claim the most...

U.S. President Woodrow Wilson used the phrase “new world order” toward the end of the First World War to describe his vision for international peace, based on the belief that the world could no longer operate as it once had. At Greenwich...

The pandemic is proving to be a seismic event for the world economy. Although in most areas its impact on financial markets so far has been less severe than the 2008/9 financial crisis, its impact on the real economy based on measures such as...

No matter how comfortable you felt in a virtual environment prior to the current crisis, by now you are likely much more confident in your own digital fluency, the strength of your firm’s digital infrastructure and the value that can be extracted...

As the lockdown gradually eases in many countries, institutional investors are increasingly reviewing opportunistic as well as strategic investment options. Against this backdrop, sales activity is beginning to pick up, and asset managers are...

At its heart, asset management is a people business. It is about analysts sharing investment theses with portfolio managers, service teams sharing insights with clients and distribution teams sharing ideas with prospects. The industry is...

As we make our way through April, the weather is warmer, work from home routines are in place, stimulus checks are “in the mail”, and the markets have started to recoup some of the losses from the initial period of shock and volatility. Certain...

As we share with you our fourth weekly Pandemic Perspectives blog, there are tentative signs that the spread of the COVID-19 virus is plateauing, with the increase in new infections no longer following an exponential curve. Market volatility has...