Eurozone Distress: In Case of Emergency Break Glass
Another outbreak of Eurozone distress is not our base case, but more risk-averse investors should understand their options.
Research Publications Archive
Do Recent Events Change the Outlook for Insurance-Linked Security Strategies?
Though insurance-linked investment is not for everyone, 2017 is giving investors valuable additional insight on which strategies and managers are equipped to deliver the diversification and yield benefits this asset class provides.
US Buybacks: Don’t Sweat the Slowdown
Slowing buyback activity is a sure sign it’s getting late in the current market cycle, but we expect buybacks to continue fueling the market for now.
Latin American Private Equity Limited Partners Opinion Survey
Cambridge Associates partnered with the Latin American Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (LAVCA) to conduct an annual survey of global institutional investors about their views on Latin American markets. The survey report covers both domestic and international investors’ views of private equity opportunities and challenges in Latin America, based on responses from 103 limited partners.
How Far Will Rates Rise? Revisited
Three years ago, we concluded that benchmark ten-year Treasury yields would top out in a 3.5%–4.0% range in the next monetary tightening cycle. Now that the next rate hike cycle is well underway, we revisit our analysis, finding that our original assessment remains the most probable conclusion. In fact, the low end of that ceiling appears the more likely outcome today, with one important caveat: the potential for an inflationary dynamic that surprises.
Comparative Asset Allocation and Total Return: UK Foundations and Endowments
Our biannual report summarizes asset allocation and total investment performance for 31 of Cambridge Associates’ UK foundation and endowment clients.
Comparative Asset Allocation: Private Clients
Our biannual report summarizes asset allocation for 100 of Cambridge Associates’ US-based private clients.
Is There Still a Case for Including Traditional Private Energy Managers in Portfolios?
Yes. Although investors do need to be mindful of the long-term transition occurring in energy markets, we don’t believe that mindfulness should preclude new investments in top-quality traditional private energy managers.
Private Energy: Deserving a Place
The potential for strong performance and use as a diversifier give private energy investments merit as part of portfolios.
Do Real Estate Lending Funds Deserve a Place in Investor Portfolios?
Commercial real estate lending funds represent an opportunity for investors worried about real estate valuations to move up the capital stack yet still earn an attractive return.