Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE February 03, 2014 12:00 AM Manager assets on the increase Publicly traded money manager assets, in billions, as of Dec. 31, 2013. Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Click column headers to re-sort data ManagerAssetsQuarterly changeYearly changeBlackRock$4,324.05.6%14.1%State Street$2,345.04.6%12.4%J.P. Morgan$1,598.03.8%12.1%BNY Mellon$1,583.03.3%14.2%Goldman Sachs$919.04.7%7.6%Northern Trust$884.54.5%16.6%Franklin Resources$879.14.1%12.4%Invesco $778.74.5%16.7%T. Rowe Price$692.47.0%20.0%Legg Mason$679.53.6%4.7%Federated Investors$376.12.6%-1.0%Morgan Stanley$373.03.6%10.4%Janus Capital$173.94.3%10.9%Source: Bloomberg LP Related Articles Publicly traded money managers benefit from strong equity markets Janus Capital AUM flat in first quarter; outflows decline Recommended for You The most institutional hedge fund managers 2021 Graphic: Hedge funds build momentum The largest hedge fund managers 2021 Sponsored Content: A Selective Approach to Private Credit Opportunities sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Industry Momentum Fixed Income: Preparing for the Big Shift DC study uncovers: 3 actionable insights to improve communication with plan par… Rethink, Rebalance, Reset: Institutional Portfolio Strategies for the Post-Pand… Bond Compass - Catching Yield Waves this Summer Guaranteed Retirement Income: Appropriate Considerations for ERISA Plan Fiducia… 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
