Features/Profiles
Alternative asset classes continue to be a growing space for institutional investors searching for alpha and emerging managers looking to make names for themselves and deliver returns.
Funds within emerging manager programs have been impacted more directly than larger firms since private equity fundraising began slowing down several years ago, mostly due to timing and limited partners being more selective.
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation will release the latest iteration of its Diversity of Asset Managers Research Series this year.
Pushback on DEI initiatives across the country have left many institutional diversity champions pivoting and others quietly letting programs go dormant.
Active equity may be poised for a comeback after a period of passive dominance and market concentration, though the timeline for a shift remains elusive, according to several industry representatives.
Asset Growth, New Programs Come From Familiar Institutions
Venture capital firm The Veteran Fund is dedicated to investing in veteran-led technology startups that seek to move the U.S. forward.
Veterans throughout the investment industry share their stories on their path from military service to their current careers.
Artificial intelligence can help level the playing field for emerging and diverse firms across alternatives strategies, including private credit.
Hispanic-owned private credit firms have an open dance card for investors.
We kick off the year with our annual Emerging Manager Program special report.