The next generation of talented individuals in the investment management industry and financial services more broadly can and should come from anywhere and everywhere. Finding and training that next class as well as ensuring there is access and opportunity requires a concerted effort from every segment of the environment.
Editors Matthew McCue and Lindsay Saienni share their key takeaways from New York Emerging Manager Week.
As demographics shift and a new generation of investors emerge, interest in making change and impact through investments is more relevant than ever, and soon, investors will need to update their prescription to see a brighter future – one seen through a more inclusive lens.
NYSIF is seeking proposals from qualified asset manager(s) to manage a portfolio of taxable municipal bonds. Services include experience in managing portfolios with taxable and tax-exempt municipals. The mandate includes a weighted average credit rating of no lower than A+.
From it’s beginnings 20 years ago as a startup conference run by Renae Griffin to today’s version under GCM Grosvenor, Consortium has brought over 6,500 attendees together to further the emerging and diverse asset manager community.
Finalists were selected in the following categories: U.S. small-cap equity, large-cap equity and smid-cap/mid-cap equity, international equity, international small-cap equity, emerging markets equity and U.S. core fixed-income. Winners will be announced in the April 5 issue of Emerging Manager Monthly.
In collaboration with IDiF, Emerging Manager Monthly will be donating 10% of proceeds from new manager subscriptions through the month of January to IDiF.
The six winners of the 14th Annual Emerging Manager Awards have been selected.
Our annual feature on the diversity pipeline into the finance industry.