LARGEST MONEY MANAGERS
Money management execs are focused on preserving investment management team culture in the midst of industry changes.
Institutional AUM at the largest money managers grew 14.4% for the year ended Dec. 31, but the trajectory has changed for most this year.
Most managers aren't rushing to decide what the future of work will look like when offices will reopen after shelter-in-place orders end.
There is more for money managers and investors to do to protect against unproven or misleading claims about ESG investing, experts say.
Full data profiles of all ranked money managers and listings by asset class and investment strategies can be found in P&I's Research Center.
Some 505 investment management firms responded to an online questionnaire for this annual special report. Here is how P&I crunched the data.
Money managers' low-volatility equity assets topped $138 billion at the end of the year.
Energy and master limited partnership assets continue their five-year slide, data show.
DC money managers enjoyed the tailwind of surging markets in 2019, but future gains will depend more on innovation and execution.
Defined contribution money managers' AUM rose 17.4% in 2017 to a record $7.09 trillion in assets under management.
