The case for venture capital as an institutional investment has never been more apparent. As others in the private markets generally are saying, “where else are you going to invest?” While a new model doesn’t make it any easier for
Insurance-linked securities and catastrophe (cat) bonds have become increasingly popular investments for institutional investors over the last 20 or-so years, since the market took off due to a spate of hurricanes in the US. COVID-19 has added a new twist.
With rising insurance premiums and continued fears about the impact of climate change – and whether the world is reacting effectively enough – insurance-linked securities and catastrophe bonds are going through a growth spurt. The March market slump due to
The job of global custodians is about to get a lot more important as the spread of new technologies takes hold throughout the investment world. A recent paper by Northern Trust’s asset servicing arm ‘reimagines’ the investment world in 2030,
Australia has a long way to go to catch up to its major trading partners in its planned spend on new infrastructure, notwithstanding Prime Minister Morrison’s pledge of $100 billion over the next 10 years. This should be something for
QSuper took out the SuperRatings Fund of the Year award for 2021 while also taking out two other important awards, for Pension of the Year and Smooth Ride Award, for consistency of performance, at an event broadcast live from Sydney’s
Almost all fund managers have adopted some form of environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis to enhance research but its influence on real investment calls remains unclear, according to a new Russell Investments global survey. The Russell 2020 ESG study,
Central bank largesse lubricated the relatively squeak-free ride of the global asset management industry through the COVID-19 crisis to date, but liquidity risks remain high, according to a new Amundi Asset Management report. In a ‘blue paper’ published last week,
Global fund back-office connector, Calastone, has sold a majority stake to US private equity player, The Carlyle Group. In a release last week, the UK-headquartered Calastone said the deal would see Carlyle acquire most current shares including those held by
The MSCI group has launched a swathe of indices for the Australian market, its first single-country domestic indices outside the US. There are 52 Australian indices to choose from on top of custom indices, the first two of which are
The case for venture capital as an institutional investment has never been more apparent. As others in the
Insurance-linked securities and catastrophe (cat) bonds have become increasingly popular investments for institutional investors over the last 20
With rising insurance premiums and continued fears about the impact of climate change – and whether the world
The job of global custodians is about to get a lot more important as the spread of new
Australia has a long way to go to catch up to its major trading partners in its planned
QSuper took out the SuperRatings Fund of the Year award for 2021 while also taking out two other
Almost all fund managers have adopted some form of environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis to enhance research
Central bank largesse lubricated the relatively squeak-free ride of the global asset management industry through the COVID-19 crisis
Global fund back-office connector, Calastone, has sold a majority stake to US private equity player, The Carlyle Group.
The MSCI group has launched a swathe of indices for the Australian market, its first single-country domestic indices
