Sentences with phrase «illiquid asset classes»

Daily valuation and trading issues associated with illiquid asset classes do not outweigh their potential performance benefits within DC plans, an analysis finds.

After taking over the reins in 1987, David Swensen, the chief investment officer of Yale Endowment, moved aggressively into non-traditional and often illiquid asset classes like foreign equity, absolute return, real assets and private equity.

Ratings agencies appear to favour the expansion of funding sources beyond short - term loans, such as commercial paper, for pension funds that are increasingly investing in illiquid asset classes.

Better for investing in illiquid asset classes.

«With Harbor, we could see things like funds tokenizing LP interest for illiquid asset classes, marrying the liquidity of markets with the illiquidity of the underlying assets owned by the fund.

Publicly traded property stocks provide exposure to real estate, an illiquid asset class, without sacrificing the liquidity benefits of listed equities.

For an illiquid asset class such as art, many individual assets do not trade within commonly used return measurement intervals (such as a year).

Liquidity risk: Real estate is a relatively illiquid asset class.

Publicly traded property stocks provide exposure to real estate, an illiquid asset class, without sacrificing the liquidity benefits of listed equities.

Not exact matches

One theory, outlined in a Morningstar article, is that over the years REITs evolved from a small, illiquid and neglected to a mainstream and easility accessible asset class.

Tellingly, even though emerging art has been discounted as an asset class (astoundingly, by Art Basel's director Marc Spiegler, who recently said of it: «When it goes illiquid, it goes totally illiquid»), I noticed several hopefuls carrying a list of the young artists / collectives tapped for the forthcoming Whitney Biennial, chief among them Sky Hopinka, Park McArthur, Torey Thornton, Puppies Puppies and Porpentine Charity Heartscape.