Jay Willoughby, TIFF’s CIO, is cited in the November 22, 2022 issue of The Wall Street Journal. Jay discussed market volatility, home prices, and the Fed’s efforts to cool inflation.
Read the full article: Stocks Finish Higher in Quiet Session
Type: Press
Press
November 8, 2022
Are Investors Back to Bonds?
Are investors back to bonds? It’s been a historically bad year for the bond markets. But with valuations in the tank thanks to the Fed’s interest rate hikes, and new securities becoming available at attractive yields, investors may finally be ready to test the fixed-income waters again.
Trevor Graham, Managing Director – Equity-Oriented Strategies at TIFF Investment Management, an outsourced chief investment officer firm, said the team is considering allocating more capital to the bond market as rate hikes continue — a reversal of the firm’s investment strategy from just a few months ago. In June, TIFF replaced some of its fixed-income allocation with hedge funds whose mandate is similar.
Read the full article: When Bonds Stopped Doing Their Job, Investors Searched for Alternatives. Now the Pendulum Is Swinging Back
Press
October 11, 2022
Fixed Income Could Be Due for a Comeback
Kane Brenan, TIFF’s CEO, is cited in the October 5, 2022 issue of Institutional Investor article, “Fixed Income Could Be Due for a Comeback – As Long as Market Conditions Are Right.” Kane is quoted on discussing his thoughts around the tides turning for fixed income and the success of private markets over the past few years.
Fixed Income Could Be Due for a Comeback – As Long as Market Conditions Are Right
Press
August 11, 2022
Endowments and Foundations See Losses in Early 2022 Numbers
Kane Brenan, TIFF’s CEO, is cited in the August 11, 2022 issue of FundFire. Kane is quoted on discussing the returns for endowments this fiscal year and the importance to focus on the long-term.
Press
August 2, 2022
Revival of Bear Market’s Laggards Shows Perils of July Rebound
The most speculative corners of the market got a lift as traders started to dial back their bets on the Federal Reserve’s policy tightening path amid slower economic growth. In July, the S&P 500 notched its best month since November 2020. But some market watchers warn that such gains can’t be sustained.
Revival of Bear Market’s Laggards Shows Perils of July Rebound