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 Tradewatch for Q3 2020 Recommended for You Graphic: The Blackstone success story Tradewatch for Q3 2020 Hedge funds warming up to financial sector, remain long U.S. equities Bond spreads down from COVID-19 highs Sponsored Content: The third era of LDI: Interesting investment choices in a world of uncertainty sponsored content Events Advertisement White Papers Sector Business Cycle Analysis Q&A: An analyst's eye view of the risks ahead for plan sponsors The Judgmental Waiter John Hancock 2020 Financial stress survey Inverting Factor Strategies Impact Finance – What’s all the buzz about? View More Sponsored Content Partner Content Ten ways retirement plan professionals add value to plan sponsors Gold: an efficient hedge Managing in Uncertain Times COVID-19 has shaken up high yield and changed up the investment ecosystem The relevance of gold as a strategic asset Trends in DC: DC Plans Pass Pandemic Test View More
