For smaller firms, the real challenge isn’t performance. It’s getting noticed. Allocators already have a long list of viable candidates. Why should they make room for one more?
Asset management firms seeking growth will need to have an “AI strategy reckoning” at some point. And sooner is much better than later.
Becoming a skillful educator benefits not only your firm’s employees, but it also improves your understanding of the material as well as your communication skills.
Right now, it’s the Wild West for AI strategic development. And I think that’s why in large part many asset management firms are a bit on edge.
Geoffrey Berg is heading to the University of Rochester to become senior v.p. and cio overseeing its approximately $5 billion investment portfolio
Danita Johnson has joined the $12.6 billion New Hampshire Retirement System as head of private markets.
Dale Connors has joined investment consultant RVK as a senior consultant, the firm announced.
Mascha Canio has been named the managing investment director of private debt at the California Public Employees’ Retirement System.
The John S. & James L. Knight Foundation has hired a director of private investments.
International Paper has named Craig Wocl as its new deputy cio, according to a posting on his LinkedIn profile.
This month we have news of a search as well as insights into studies from FEG and AIMA.