Breadcrumb Home INTERACTIVE October 17, 2016 01:00 AM The largest managers of proprietary target-date strategies used by DC plans Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print Ranked by total U.S. defined contribution assets, in millions, as of June 30, 2016.RankManagerAssetsNumber of series1Vanguard Group$278,293122Fidelity Investments$161,2073T. Rowe Price Group$153,69634BlackRock$106,69845J.P. Morgan Asset Mgmt.$82,16556Principal$44,93067Capital Group$34,43018AllianceBernstein Invest.$32,05349TIAA Global Asset Mgmt.$23,923210Wells Fargo Asset Mgmt.$17,196311John Hancock Funds$15,344312American Century$15,251113Northern Trust Asset Mgmt.$7,546214Russell Investments$7,533515Great-West Financial$7,237716Voya Investment Mgmt.$6,889617Charles Schwab$5,893318Prudential Financial$4,645319Manning & Napier$4,520320Putnam Investments$1,9962 Related Articles Vanguard pads lead over Fidelity as largest manager of DC mutual fund assets University of North Carolina seeks passive target-date fund provider for DC pla… Recommended for You Private real estate funds continue rebound Managed account adoption stalls in 2020 U.S. bonds have worst quarterly return since 1981 Sponsored Content: Research for Institutional Money Management sponsored Events Sponsored White Papers Bipsync Client Stories: RMS in Action at Pensions and Superannuation Funds COVID-19 Makes LP Portfolio Management More Important Than Ever China: the outlook is bright for longer-term investors Finding Differentiation in Securitized Assets Green and sustainable bonds in emerging markets Portfolio Protection: One Size Fits None 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
