Expert Opinion
Playing defence when it comes to investment governance
BY Emerson Savage | July 17, 2019
In the world of pensions, endowments and foundations, members of governing boards and investment committees are trusted with oversight of pools of capital with significant ...
Using cheap stimulus to increase investor sentiment in China
BY Andy Rothman | June 7, 2019
With just a modest boost to credit, the Chinese government succeeded in strengthening investor sentiment and stabilizing real economic activity during the first quarter of ...
What’s dominating CIO conversations with asset owners?
BY Benefits Canada Staff | June 4, 2019
With a challenging backdrop to the current investment landscape, certain topics are continually resurfacing when chief investment officers speak with asset owners. The conversation is dominated by ...
Does your active manager have an edge?
BY Emerson Savage | April 11, 2019
Asset managers often use complex approaches when stewarding the capital of their clients. Consider a discretionary active manager seeking to gain an edge: The ...
Craning to see the horizon: Is the bull run in U.S. real estate over
BY Scot Blythe | April 5, 2019
Real estate remains a popular asset class for institutional investors seeking to diversify their sources of real returns. As the economic cycle reaches its late ...
