In accordance with its obligations to the Energy and Climate Authority (DGEC) relative to the tracking of renewable energy, Powernext, as the National Registry for electricity guarantees of origin, is publishing the French residual mix and releasing information about the
Hiring of fundraising and distribution professionals by alternative asset management firms reached an all-time high of 336 total moves in the third quarter, according to data tracked by Context Jensen Partners. This is up by more than a third from
A new survey of global asset managers and institutional investors, sponsored by Northern Trust, would suggest that alternatives have become mainstream. With this, asset managers are facing demands from investors for an increased level of transparency that more closely aligns
Hedge fund managers are growing more comfortable with moving data to the cloud in order to enhance operational value, but find data management their greatest challenge as well as their top spending priority for the year ahead. That’s according to a
Intralinks, in partnership with Global Fund Media, has polled more than 140 LPs worldwide to understand how they view the GPs they currently allocate to. Key findings in this comprehensive survey report provide deep insight into LP thinking and planning.
The University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (Hes-so) has teamed up with governance and risk compliance (GRC) solutions provider OXIAL, for a research project that ls looking to mitigate human risk in financial services (FS). A previous Hes-so study identified
The latest monthly BarclayHedge survey of hedge fund managers reveals that 36.6 per cent of survey respondents currently offer reduced or no fee alternatives to their investors and a further 20 per cent plan to offer lower or no fee
Failure to efficiently transfer weather risk has left wind energy stakeholders across the globe with untapped asset values totalling an estimated USD56 billion, according to renewable energy underwriter GCube Underwriting Ltd. In a new report entitled Gone with the Wind: An
Nearly half (48 per cent) of respondents to a survey by State Street Corporation and the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA) say that decreased market liquidity is a secular shift that is here to stay. Regulations stemming from the 2008
Alternative asset managers are changing their business models and exploring a broader set of arrangements designed to improve the alignment of interest between themselves and their investors, according to a survey by the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA). The study,
