eVestment’s Institutional Intelligence report is a quarterly global look at the drivers of trends in the traditional asset management industry. This report is designed to uncover short-term shifts and sentiment of institutional investors and consultants.

In this partner webcast, FundFire and eVestment give institutional managers line-of-sight into performance trends from January through April 2020, aggregating eVestment data on approximately 25,000 institutional products. The panel looks particularly at the areas where active managers delivered strong results so far in 2020 and therefore have significant opportunities to re-communicate the value of active management to investors and consultants.

We take a look at the state of asset allocations through 2019, understanding that global markets are in the midst of a substantial revaluation process, and attempt to quantify the impact COVID-19 has had on U.S. public plans based on public market returns through Q1 and historical asset class correlations.

eVestment’s Institutional Intelligence report is a quarterly global look at the drivers of trends in the traditional asset management industry. This report is designed to uncover short-term shifts and sentiment of institutional investors and consultants.

The latest data from eVestment on flows, consultant and investor screening behavior, where managers should look for future opportunities and more. Presented by John Molesphini, eVestment’s Global Head of Insights.

Several quarters before assets move, institutional investors and their consultants conduct asset allocation studies, revise their models, and plan rebalancing to align with their IPS. Watch this webcast to learn some of many ways you can identify opportunities sooner and position yourself to win with eVestment Market Lens.

While distribution excellence is difficult to achieve – it is equally clear that it can create significant success for those firms that adopt a disciplined, integrated approach to distribution. In this whitepaper, we walk through the five disciplines can yield greater results for asset management firms through better alignment, communication, more realistic goal setting and more realistic self-awareness at the firm level.