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Passive assets at all-time high for world’s largest managers
The annual ranking by P&I and Willis Towers Watson PLC's Thinking Ahead Institute showed that passively managed assets increased 25.3%.
Equity markets give North American firms a larger slice of pie
North American money manager assets increased 20.3% in 2019 to $62.32 trillion, boosted by a bull market in the U.S.
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Institutions see risks returning, seek protection
Institutional investors and OCIOs are adopting cautious stances in portfolios for the final quarter of what has been a difficult year.
Vanguard moves from Asia-Pacific institutions
Vanguard's Asia-Pacific head said promising reforms in China are prompting the firm to double down on its individual investor focus there.
Private investments, liquidity valued as different priorities
University endowments with higher allocations to private investments saw more success during a volatile 2020 fiscal year.
Data, technology become new prized possessions
Private equity-backed businesses are pushing to be considered tech companies, boosting valuations in time for sales.
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