Everyone reading this note is aware of the headwinds facing DEI in the U.S. overall and in our industry specifically.
Institutional investors pushed back on anti-DEI directives labeling programs aimed at expanding opportunities for women and minorities as discriminatory, pointing to the investment success emerging and diverse manager programs have provided to funds across the country during multiple events held during the inaugural Emerging Managers Week in New York City last month.
A shifting real estate market is not hindering Belay Investment Group as the firm’s adaptability and unique approach to the landscape allows it to focus on clear value-add potential, CEO Eliza Bailey says.
Keith Stransky, the former cio of multi-manager firm EACM Advisors, died of a heart attack on Jan. 12, his son Scott Stransky announced on LinkedIn. He was 73.
Hunter Capital Management is acquiring QSV Equity Investors, the firm announced.
Two areas I have been drawn to since my early childhood are journalism and history. They are two areas that are also incredibly intertwined.
Multiple public pension plans have come together to launch “Emerging Managers Week” in New York next month.
Our issue last January had the headline “The Lost Decade.” The idea for the theme came out of the lack of growth among long-only emerging manager programs within the public defined benefit plan space in the 10 years we had been tracking the data.
Emerging Manager Program Assets Remain Flat But Several Plans Have Expansion In The Works
Equity long/short strategies and fixed-income/credit hedge funds have seen a significant uptick in interest from investors, according to new research from the Alternative Investment Management Association and Marex Prime Services.
This month we have our annual LGBTQ+ feature in recognition of Pride Month.