Diverse deputy cio hires outpaced diverse cio hires at the nation’s largest institutions over the past year, suggesting a stronger succession pipeline, however, the institutional investment industry still faces a diversity shortfall at its upper ranks.
Domestic equity firm Eastern Shore Capital Management’s combination of stable, industry-leading, established and quality companies along with its continued marketing has contributed significantly to the consistency of its relative results.
Native-, women- and tribally-owned Acknowledge Capital seeks investments that advance tribal sovereignty and self-determination, shaping private equity to fit the values of Native American tribes.
Artificial intelligence has been top of mind for many in the institutional investment industry for some time and Women’s History Month highlights industry females leveraging AI in various technology and healthcare spaces.
Private credit firm TriLinc Global experienced some challenging years triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic, yet the firm has evolved its platform in ways that support both emerging and developed markets.
Act One Ventures is seeing a shift away from traditional software as a service to an agentic world where artificial intelligence is growing so rapidly that it is important for investors to “live on the edge.”
MPowered Capital has entered a strategic capital partnership with A1A Investment Partners.
International small-cap equity firm Kabouter Management launched a dedicated Japanese fund on Jan. 1, noting Japan’s position as the largest developed equity market outside the U.S.
Multifamily real estate manager RailField Partners has seen a wave of new supply hit the market in recent years and while performance has struggled, the firm has remained active as opportunities persist.
There is a huge gap between how investors are looking at AI and what AI is actually doing in the market.
Featuring our annual look at diverse cios at the largest institutional investors.