Surveys

Trends show shifts in activity, benchmarks and trust.

A total of 53 firms volunteered information on their businesses this year, the same amount as last year, but with some different firms participating.

Consistent with surveys published in Chief Investment Officer throughout the year on other topics, this year’s OCIO survey includes a section for vendor ratings.

As firms outsource because they lack internal resources, bigger shops benefit.

LDI has become part of the fabric of the industry—but which providers are delivering the best results?

Risk parity is enjoying a performance rebound after a tumultuous year. But is allocator sentiment rallying as well?

Which providers have taken gold, silver, and bronze in this year's survey?

After eight years of exponential growth, bifurcation in the OCIO sector is starting to emerge between the biggest and smallest clients.

Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Russell, and UBS: How four of the top OCIO vendors stack up.

53 providers, $872 billion in discretionary assets, and more than 10,000 clients.

More providers rated, reams of data, and a new entrant on the scene.

Risk parity is in the news like never before. What does this mean for its users?