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News from the Emerging Manager space.
New Catalyst Strategic Partners is an independent alternative investment platform offering Next Generation general partners a range of solutions.
Multiple public pension plans have come together to launch “Emerging Managers Week” in New York next month.
This month’s news briefs includes Blueprint Capital Advisors’ 2025 Power100 List receiving nominations, a new venture for Newbury Partners Founder Richard Lichter and the hire of a consultant relations head at Palisade Capital Management.
Catalyze is currently accepting allocations for its six-month fund fellowship program.
Public pension funds have emerged as consistent leaders in their commitment to diverse-managed funds, however, new research reveals significant challenges among the institutional investment landscape where even substantial increases in fund size and state economic growth yield only marginal benefits.
Clearly defined goals, alignment and prioritizing networking and the ecosystem are among the key recommendations to creating and sustaining a successful emerging manager program, a new report shows.
News briefs for this month include a recent departure from an international equity manager and a new book providing guidance for board members.
Despite growing up in an “ecosystem of finance,” the investment industry was always a backup plan for DeAnna Ingram Jones.
Amy Flikerski, managing director and head of external portfolio management at Canada Pension Plan Investments, recently discussed the C$675.1 ($480) billion plan’s emerging manager program on a podcast.
The California Public Employees’ Retirement System continued its efforts to increase the use of emerging and diverse asset managers within its portfolio with more than $8 billion committed to managers in the last fiscal year, the plan reported.
