LARGEST MONEY MANAGERS
The global institutional AUM of nearly 500 money managers grew 10.8% over the year despite the pandemic causing a recession in March and April.
Fixed-income managers face diminishing returns, rising rates and inflation fears in 2021 following a very strong 2020.
Money managers are heading back to the office but with much more flexibility than they’ve had in the past.
This issue marks the 48th year has profiled the largest managers of U.S. institutional tax-exempt assets.
The global institutional AUM of nearly 500 money managers grew 10.8% over the year despite the economic upheaval sparked by the pandemic.
ETF assets under management have soared in recent years to $6.6 trillion as of Dec. 31.
Alternative managers agree few scenarios anticipated at the dawn of the pandemic came to pass, and trends accelerated in unexpected ways.
Full data profiles of ranked money managers and listings by asset class and investment strategies can be found in P&I's Research Center.
Amid big gains by big defined contribution managers, other players find ways to grow in influence and in AUM.
Executives at Edinburgh-based Baillie Gifford recognized the need to have an on-the-ground presence in certain markets — namely, China.
