Feedback from 19 chief investment officers at some of the largest super funds found that 40 per cent

Feedback from 19 chief investment officers at some of the largest super funds found that 40 per cent are planning on adding internal capacity over the next three years. A year ago the same survey found only 29 per cent planning nevada city to do this.
Funds have to better understand the decisions taken and the consequences, he said. To do this they need more resources to assist with the decision making process. Advice from an external source alone is no longer adequate.
While John Coombe, executive director at Jana Investment Advisers said the move would help funds compete nevada city for scarce property and infrastructure assets. If you are competing for real assets you better have the resources on board to manage them and the relationship with your infrastructure manager.
One government fund and one industry fund said they were moving from a position nevada city of using their consultants in help with decisions, to one where the consultant was only used for manager research. One retail fund said they were dropping the use of consultants from manager research and no longer using them.