The Optimal Outsourced Chief Investment Officer
Organizations are seeking ways to effectively govern and implement their investment programs in light of market volatility and growing operational complexities.
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Organizations are seeking ways to effectively govern and implement their investment programs in light of market volatility and growing operational complexities.
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Effectively managing an organization’s investment portfolio can be challenging in the best of times – especially when the task is not a business leader’s only responsibility.
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Overview In the eight years following the global financial crisis, a combination of ultra-low interest rates, market volatility, low growth, and tightening regulatory standards have all impacted...
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Heather Myers, Non-Profit Solutions Leader at Aon Investments, spoke with Pensions & Investments about the evolution of the outsourced chief investment officer (OCIO) for non-profit organizations.
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The article below outlines how a partial outsourced Chief Investment Officer ("OCIO") arrangement can be a benefit to investment plan sponsors. By understanding partial OCIO relationships,...
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The pandemic has challenged everyone in many ways – personally & professionally. What lessons can one take from this experience & how might they inform the next generation of OCIO providers & clients?
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