SPECIAL REPORT: INTERNATIONAL/GLOBAL MANAGERS
Skip to main content
pilogo-NEW
Subscribe
  • Subscribe
  • My Account
  • login
  • NEWS
    • Asset owners and the coronavirus
    • Alternatives
    • Consultants
    • Coronavirus
    • Defined Contribution
    • ESG
    • Frontlines
    • Hedge Funds
    • Investing / Portfolio Strategies
    • Money Management
    • Pension Funds
    • People Moves
    • Private Equity
    • Real Estate
    • Searches & Hires News
    • SECURE Act
    • Special Reports
    • WorldPensionSummit
    • Ron Schmitz
      Pandemic drives faster transition for Virginia to private markets
      Mubadala Investment Co. logo
      Mubadala draws on portfolio in coronavirus fight
      T.J. Carlson
      Texas Muni reduces downside risk during pandemic, finding opportunities now
      Scott Davis
      ‘Triage plan’ at Indiana system helped stem losses
    • CI Financial launches global real estate, infrastructure joint venture
      Tina Byles Williams
      Xponance, Investcorp link up to give diverse alts managers a boost
      MidOcean taps 2 for investor relations team
      Erik Hirsch
      Russell’s deal with Hamilton Lane about forming ‘strategic partnership’
    • Hub International agrees to buy Plan Sponsor Consultants
      Aon names public markets solution leader
      Deloitte to acquire Sydney-based consulting firm Rice Warner
      Jo Holden
      Mercer picks new global head of investment research
    • Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve, listens during a Senate Banking Committee hearing in Washington on Dec. 1, 2020
      Fed saw some time before taper conditions met – minutes
      International Monetary Fund and World Bank spring meetings signage at the IMF headquarters in Washington
      IMF upgrades global growth forecast, warns of diverging recoveries
      A cashier standing behind a protective barrier assists a customer at a Peter Harris Clothes store in Latham, N.Y.
      Job growth tops 900,000 in March as hiring broadens
      Duncan Bonfield, CEO of IFSWF
      Institutional investors putting risk back on the table – report
    • Economic Group Pension Services scoops up third-party administrator
      OregonSaves gathers $100 million in assets
      Treasurer: CalSavers hits 10,000-plus in employer sign-ups
      Wisconsin Deferred Compensation cutting American Beacon fund from lineup
    • 2 standards better than 1 when it comes to ESG reporting – research
      Girls Who Invest aims for diversity
      Investors press Berkshire Hathaway on climate action
      U.K. pension regulator warns plans on climate disclosures
    • Ken Griffin
      Ken Griffin donates $5 million to give Miami students internet
      New book culls institutional wisdom from podcast series
      Fearless Girl
      SSGA’s Fearless Girl statue now shattering glass ceiling
      Tangen video
      Norges chief dons chef’s hat to boost employees’ spirits
    • Hedge funds post best first-quarter return since 2000
      Jason Kephart
      Managers see good times ahead in 2021
      Jev Mehmet, CEO of Brevan Howard's Coremont unit
      Brevan Howard runs $50 billion unit like BlackRock’s Aladdin
      A sign outside a Credit Suisse Group bank branch in Murten, Switzerland
      Credit Suisse, Nomura slump as banks tally Archegos damage
    • CalSTRS puts $1 billion into 2 BlackRock low-carbon strategies
      U.S. bonds have worst quarterly return since 1981
      Norway wealth fund should reduce equity universe – report
      Hedge funds post best first-quarter return since 2000
    • Former Winton executive joins digital asset trading firm
      Michael Dommermuth, chief executive officer of Manulife Asset Management speaks at the Bloomberg Markets Most Influential Summit in Hong Kong in 2015
      Manulife, Samsung Asset Management to cooperate on S. Korea opportunities
      Hamilton Lane puts 3 in charge of fund investment amid promotions
      two businessmen seal deal with handshake over table with documents, laptop, table, smartphone and documents
      Future Planet Capital acquires venture capital firm Midven
    • Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg
      PennPSERS subject of probe into fiscal-year return data
      Florida Senate bill seeks to close state pension plan to most new hires
      A foreign currency dealer on a telephone in a dealing room of Hana Bank in Seoul
      S. Korea tweaks NPS domestic equity target ranges
      NISA index ticks down in March, as funding gains
    • Former Winton executive joins digital asset trading firm
      Hamilton Lane puts 3 in charge of fund investment amid promotions
      TimesSquare Capital taps ISS veteran for ESG post
      Carl Pettersson
      Finland’s Elo chooses next CEO
    • Hand typing on stationary iPhone at an office reception desk
      Private equity’s taste for tech spurs $80 billion deal spree
      Vista Equity promotes 2 to leadership roles on 2 funds
      Azimut takes minority stake in HighPost
      Bills of euro, dollar and pound currencies, among others
      Ardian acquires Bregal’s stake in Freshstream fund
    • CalSTRS indutrial property
      Investors hungry for industrial properties
      Tim Wang
      GLP names co-president of logistics, industrial real estate for China
      Frank Forster
      StepStone Real Estate adds managing director for Europe
      Christine Iacoucci
      BentallGreenOak promotes from within to fill Canadian CIO role
    • Andy Schreiner
      New PEPs targeting firms without retirement plans
      Jackie Walorski
      Contribution catch-up for caregivers gaining favor
      Retirement cartoon
      Hopes rising for retirement readiness in 2021
      Neal and Brady
      Retirement security could be only issue both sides accept
    • Corporate pension contributions
      Eddy Awards 2021
      COVID-19: One year in
      Charging Bull, sometimes referred to as the Wall Street Bull or the Bowling Green Bull, a bronze sculpture that stands on Broadway just north of Bowling Green in the Financial District of New York City
      Top-performing managers Q4 2020
    • U.S. still a key market for investors
      Collected coverage of P&I's 2020 WorldPensionSummit
      Pedestrians pass a large advertisement on the Arndale Center shopping mall reading 'Act now to avoid a local lockdown' in Manchester, England
      COVID-19 puts new opportunities and risks on the agenda - WPS panelists
      Screens display stock price information over the trading floor of the NYSE Euronext exchange in Paris
      Private assets will continue to grow in portfolios – WPS panelists
  • Data
    • Research Center
    • Searches & Hires Database
    • Searches & Hires News
    • RFPs
    • Charts / Infographics
    • Sponsored Research
    • Trackers
    • Q2 2020 searches and hires overview report
      Q2 2020 money manager M&A activity summary
      Q2 2020 legal overview report
      Q1 2020 searches and hires overview report
    • Q1 2021 searches and hires overview report
      New Jersey hires 2 alts consulants
      CalSTRS puts $1 billion into 2 BlackRock low-carbon strategies
      Phoenix DC plans stick with Morley for stable value
    • Q1 2021 searches and hires overview report
      New Jersey hires 2 alts consulants
      CalSTRS puts $1 billion into 2 BlackRock low-carbon strategies
      Phoenix DC plans stick with Morley for stable value
    • Passive Investment Management Services
      Active Extended Global Credit Manager Search
      Actuarial Services
      Investment Management Services
    • U.S. bonds have worst quarterly return since 1981
      Stable value retains edge over money market funds
      Taiwan Semiconductor’s No. 1 in the emerging markets book
      U.S. fixed-income returns post another positive year
    • Institutional Investors: Shared Expectations, Divergent Paths
      Global Investor Study 2016
      Workplace Financial Wellness
    • U.S. Endowment Returns Tracker
      Pension Fund Returns Tracker
      Earnings Tracker
      Corporate Pension Contribution Tracker
  • Insights
    • Opinion
    • White Papers
    • Industry Voices
    • Letters to the Editor
    • Partner Content
    • Publisher's Update
    • CalPERS cartoon
      Urgency underscores CalPERS' search for a CIO
      Multiemployer plans cartoon
      Money — but no fixes — for multiemployer plans
      Vaccination cartoon
      Rallying to meet the ongoing COVID-19 challenge
      Tesla cartoon
      Don’t confuse wealth creation with retirement saving
    • China: the outlook is bright for longer-term investors
      Finding Differentiation in Securitized Assets
      Bipsync Client Stories: RMS in Action at Pensions and Superannuation Funds
      Green and sustainable bonds in emerging markets
    • Greg Shea and Steven Kindred
      Commentary: The solution for yield-seeking allocators may be hiding in plain sight
      Jim Park
      Commentary: Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders face ‘bamboo ceiling’ in money management
      Jared Gross
      Commentary: Anchors and allocations – breaking the grip of 60/40
      Peter Marber
      Commentary: Is it time for an emerging markets rally?
    • Writer using a typewriter
      OCIO industry needs to adopt GIPS
      Writer or journalist workplace. stock illustration
      Even as it assails China, Trump administration emulates it
      Skeptical of Main Street support for proxy adviser proposal
      Focus on manager diversity pushes asset owners’ to walk the talk
    • P&I Content Solutions
      Research for Institutional Money Management
      P&I Content Solutions
      Top questions for institutional investors
      Sponsored Content By Newton Investment Management
      Growth and Innovation in Emerging Markets
      P&I Content Solutions
      In Challenging Markets, Systematic Global Macro Strategies Could Hold Opportunity
    • Help us help you by supporting quality journalism
      You Must Believe in Spring
      Everything Must Change
      Tomatoes & Investments
  • Multimedia
    • Videos
    • Webinars
    • Polls
    • Slideshows
    • Charts / Infographics
    • watch video
      1:23
      The passive fixed-income glut
      watch video
      1:38
      Is it time for DC plans to embrace private equity?
      watch video
      5:39
      The coronavirus pandemic: One year later
      watch video
      0:45
      Private funds weathered 2020 turmoil
    • Understanding the PEP Evolution
      Divest or engage?
      New Outlook on Income: A Framework for Evaluating DC Retirement Income Solutions
      Innovations in DC: Helping supercharge retirement outcomes
    • POLL: The Biden infrastructure plan
      POLL: Retirement income solutions
      POLL: Working after the pandemic
      POLL: The year ahead for the 1,000 largest U.S. retirement funds
    • view gallery
      9 photos
      Coronavirus and the markets
      view gallery
      22 photos
      The 1,000 largest retirement funds: 2020
      view gallery
      10 photos
      Outlook 2020
      view gallery
      10 photos
      2019 as seen through the eyes of Roger
    • U.S. bonds have worst quarterly return since 1981
      A lost decade for funded status
      Graphic: The passive fixed-income glut
  • Events
    • Conferences
    • Webinars
    • DC Investment Lineup Virtual Series
      ESG Investing Virtual Series
      Private Markets Virtual Series
    • Understanding the PEP Evolution
      Divest or engage?
      New Outlook on Income: A Framework for Evaluating DC Retirement Income Solutions
      Innovations in DC: Helping supercharge retirement outcomes
  • Careers
  • Research Center
MENU
Breadcrumb
  1. Home
  2. Print
June 24, 1996 01:00 AM

SPECIAL REPORT: INTERNATIONAL/GLOBAL MANAGERS

  • Tweet
  • Share
  • Share
  • Email
  • More
    Reprints Print

    Strategic Investment

    Management

    1001 19th Street N., 16th Floor, Arlington, Va. 22209-1722; phone: (703) 243-4433; fax: (703) 243-2266

    As of March 31, Strategic Investment Management, a manager of managers, oversaw $3.849 billion in U.S. tax-exempt institutional global accounts managed on the firm's behalf by external managers.

    The firm runs $294 million of U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets in currency hedging; none of the underlying assets are managed internally.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Arlington.

    The firm has been registered with the SEC since 1987.

    Hilda Ochoa is chief investment officer; Mary Choksi is client contact.

    TCW Group

    865 S. Figueroa St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90017; phone: (213) 244-0141; fax: (213) 244-0741

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed53,299

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets26,346

    Total international/global1,798

    International1,798

    TCW Group had $1.798 billion in international accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 56% equity and 44% bonds as of March 31.

    The firm offers multiple investment approaches.

    In addition to the assets listed above, $3.507 billion in U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets are managed in global accounts on the firm's behalf by external managers.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Los Angeles, New York, Houston, London, Hong Kong and Indonesia.

    The firm, a subsidiary of TCW Group Inc., has been registered with the SEC since 1971.

    Javier Baz is chief investment officer; Thomas Larkin is client contact.

    Templeton Investment

    Counsel Inc.

    500 E. Broward Blvd., Suite 2100, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 33394-3091; phone: (954) 527-7500; fax: (954) 527-7329

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed59,653

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets6,614

    Total international/global6,172

    International4,686

    *Active equity accounts4,638

    *Active bond accounts48

    Global1,486

    *Active equity accounts1,486

    Templeton Investment Counsel Inc. had $4.686 billion in international accounts and $1.486 billion in global accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 91.7% equity, 0.3% bonds and 8% cash as of March 31; equity assets were committed most heavily to United Kingdom, Sweden, Hong Kong, France and Spain.

    As of the same date, its global account asset mix was 95% equity and 5% cash; equity assets were committed most heavily to United States, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Australia and Spain.

    The firm is a bottom-up, value oriented manager.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Fort Lauderdale, San Mateo, Nassau, Toronto, Hong Kong and Edinburgh.

    The firm, a subsidiary of Franklin Resources Inc., has been registered with the SEC since 1979.

    Mark Holoweski is chief investment officer; Wes Freeman is client contact.

    The Vanguard Group

    100 Vanguard Blvd., M32, Malvern, Pa. 19355; phone: (800) 523-1036; fax: (610) 669-4035

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed112,000

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets34,020

    Total international/global486

    *Indexed equity accounts433

    *Emerging market equity53

    The Vanguard Group had $486 million in international accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 100% equity as of March 31; assets were committed most heavily to Japan, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Switzerland.

    In addition to the assets listed above, $1.583 billion in U.S. institutional, tax-exempt assets are managed in international and global accounts on the firm's behalf by external managers.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Malvern, Pa..

    The firm has been registered with the SEC since 1979.

    Donald A. Salama is client contact.

    Wanger Asset Management

    227 W. Monroe, Suite 3000, Chicago, Ill. 60606; phone: (312) 634-9200; fax: (312) 634-0056

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed4,536

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets1,216

    Total international/global1,216

    International91

    *Active equity accounts91

    Global1,125

    *Active equity accounts1,125

    Wanger Asset Management had $91 million in international accounts and $1.125 billion in global accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 100% equity as of March 31; assets were committed most heavily to United Kingdom, Japan, Sweden, Germany and France.

    As of the same date, its global account asset mix was 100% equity; assets were committed most heavily to United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Sweden and South Korea.

    The firm is a bottom-up, small cap manager.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Chicago.

    The firm, a subsidiary of Wanger Asset Management L.P., has been registered with the SEC since 1992.

    Ralph Wanger is chief investment officer; Merrillyn J. Kosier is client contact.

    Wellington Management Co.

    75 State St. Boston, Mass. 02109; phone: (617) 951-5000; fax: (617) 263-4024

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed114,108

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets28,521

    Total international/global4,229

    International2,722

    *Active equity accounts1,894

    *Active bond accounts742

    *Emerging market equity86

    Global1,507

    *Active equity accounts236

    *Active bond accounts1,166

    *Balanced105

    Wellington Management Co. had $2.722 billion in international accounts and $1.507 billion in global accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 73% equity and 27% bonds as of March 31; equity assets were committed most heavily to Japan, United Kingdom, France, Malaysia and Philippines.

    As of the same date, its global account asset mix was 18% equity and 82% bonds; equity assets were committed most heavily to the United States, Japan, France, Italy and Spain.

    The firm is a multidisciplined manager using a top-down country allocation and bottom-up stock selection. It relies on internal fundamental research.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Boston, Atlanta and Valley Forge.

    The firm has been registered with the SEC since 1960.

    Nancy T. Lukitsh is client contact.

    WorldInvest Ltd.

    780 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017-2024; phone: (212) 755-0900; fax: (212) 755-0980

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed4,349

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets2,748

    Total international/global2,556

    International1,749

    *Active equity accounts1,324

    *Active bond accounts386

    *Balanced39

    Global807

    *Active equity accounts87

    *Active bond accounts653

    *Balanced67

    WorldInvest Ltd. had $1.749 billion in international accounts and $807 million in global accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 84% equity, 11% bonds and 5% cash as of March 31; equity assets were committed most heavily to Japan, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, France and Germany.

    As of the same date, its global account asset mix was 44% equity, 52% bonds and 4% cash; equity assets were committed most heavily to Japan, United States, United Kingdom, France and Hong Kong.

    The firm is a top-down manager focusing on economic trends and developments.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in London.

    The firm has been registered with the SEC since 1981.

    Keith Brown is chief investment officer; Susan Leader is client contact.

    Wright Investors' Service

    1000 Lafayette Blvd., Bridgeport, Conn. 06604; phone: (203) 330-5102; fax: (203) 330-5001

    (U.S. $ millions)

    Total assets managed*4,130

    U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets3,413

    Total international/global1,849

    International237

    *Active equity accounts237

    Global1,612

    *Balanced1,612

    *Data as of Dec. 31, 1995

    Wright Investors' Service had $237 billion in international accounts and $1.612 billion in global accounts as of March 31.

    The firm's asset mix for international accounts was 100% equity as of March 31; assets were committed most heavily to United Kingdom, Japan, France, Netherlands and Hong Kong.

    As of the same date, its global account asset mix was 90% equity and 10% bonds; equity assets were committed most heavily to United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France and Netherlands.

    The firm is a bottom-up fundamental, quantitative manager. It limits industry and country allocation for the multicountry approach to 20% of its portfolio. Holdings are broadly diversified.

    Analysts or portfolio managers are stationed in Bridgeport, Shannon and Bangalore.

    The firm has been registered with the SEC since 1961.

    Judith R. Corchard is chief investment officer; Diane H. Timpany is client contact.

    Recommended for You
    Read the print edition of P&I
    Read the print edition of P&I
    Citadel's Ken Griffin gives $125 million to Chicago museum; name will change
    Citadel's Ken Griffin gives $125 million to Chicago museum; name will change
    Gender diversity is improving on FTSE 350 boards
    Gender diversity is improving on FTSE 350 boards
    Fixed income 2021
    Sponsored Content: Fixed income 2021
    sponsored
    Events
     
     
    Sponsored
    White Papers
    COVID-19 Makes LP Portfolio Management More Important Than Ever
    Green and sustainable bonds in emerging markets
    Finding Differentiation in Securitized Assets
    Bipsync Client Stories: RMS in Action at Pensions and Superannuation Funds
    Portfolio Protection: One Size Fits None
    China: the outlook is bright for longer-term investors
    View More
    Sponsored Content
    Partner Content
    The Industrialization of ESG Investment
    For institutional investors, ETFs can make meeting liquidity needs easier
    Gold: the most effective commodity investment
    2021 Investment Outlook | Investing Beyond the Pandemic: A Reset for Portfolios
    Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors
    Gold: an efficient hedge
    View More
    E-MAIL NEWSLETTERS

    Sign up and get the best of News delivered straight to your email inbox, free of charge. Choose your news – we will deliver.

    Subscribe Today
    April 5, 2021 Page One

    Get access to the news, research and analysis of events affecting the retirement and institutional money management businesses from a worldwide network of reporters and editors.

    Subscribe
    Connect With Us
    • RSS
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • LinkedIn

    Our Mission

    To consistently deliver news, research and analysis to the executives who manage the flow of funds in the institutional investment market.

    pilogo-NEW
    About Us

    Main Office
    685 Third Avenue
    Tenth Floor
    New York, NY 10017-4036

    Chicago Office
    150 N. Michigan Ave.
    Chicago, IL 60601

    Contact Us

    Careers at Crain

    About Pensions & Investments

     

    Advertising
    • Media Kit
    • P&I Content Solutions
    • P&I Careers | Post a Job
    • Reprints & Permissions
    Resources
    • Subscribe
    • Newsletters
    • FAQ
    • P&I Research Center
    • Site map
    • Staff Directory
    Legal
    • Privacy Policy
    • Terms and Conditions
    • Privacy Request
    Pensions & Investments
    Copyright © 1996-2021. Crain Communications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
    • NEWS
      • Asset owners and the coronavirus
      • Alternatives
      • Consultants
      • Coronavirus
      • Defined Contribution
      • ESG
      • Frontlines
      • Hedge Funds
      • Investing / Portfolio Strategies
      • Money Management
      • Pension Funds
      • People Moves
      • Private Equity
      • Real Estate
      • Searches & Hires News
      • SECURE Act
      • Special Reports
      • WorldPensionSummit
    • Data
      • Research Center
      • Searches & Hires Database
      • Searches & Hires News
      • RFPs
      • Charts / Infographics
      • Sponsored Research
      • Trackers
    • Insights
      • Opinion
      • White Papers
      • Industry Voices
      • Letters to the Editor
      • Partner Content
      • Publisher's Update
    • Multimedia
      • Videos
      • Webinars
      • Polls
      • Slideshows
      • Charts / Infographics
    • Events
      • Conferences
      • Webinars
    • Careers
    • Research Center