Special Reports

December 14, 2015

Best Places to Work in Money Management 2015

34 organizations have been named to Pensions & Investments' fourth annual list of the Best Places to Work in Money Management.

FEATURE STORY
34 managers selected for 2015 honor
POLL: What makes an employer a Best Place to Work?
VIDEOS
Mesirow's Price discusses initiatives to foster employee development
T. Rowe's Stromberg explains the importance of integrity
Voya's Becker addresses the role of a flat management system
Legg Mason's Sullivan talks about the significance of embracing change
FIRMS WITH OVER 1,000 EMPLOYEES
First Place | Principal Global
Second Place (tie) | Neuberger Berman
Second Place (tie) | Legg Mason
Third Place | BlackRock
Fourth | Place Invesco
Fifth Place (tie) | Mesirow Financial
Fifth Place (tie) | T. Rowe Price
Fifth Place (tie) | SEI Investments
FIRMS WITH 500 TO 999 EMPLOYEES
First Place | TCW Group
Second Place | Voya
Third Place | Babson Capital
Fourth Place | Western Asset
FIRMS WITH 100 TO 499 EMPLOYEES
First Place | WisdomTree
Second Place | ClearBridge
Third Place | Westwood Holdings
Fourth Place | William Blair
Fifth Place | Acadian
FIRMS WITH 50 TO 99 EMPLOYEES
First Place | Baird Asset
Second Place | Standard Life
Third Place | Los Angeles Capital
Fourth Place | INTECH
Fifth Place (tie) | Aksia
Fifth Place (tie) | Fiduciary Investment Advisors
FIRMS WITH LESS THAN 50 EMPLOYEES
First Place | Bridgeway Capital
Second Place | Cassaday & Co.
Third Place | Cardinal Investment Advisors
Fourth Place | Dana Investment Advisors
Fifth Place | Balentine
ALTERNATIVES MANAGERS
First Place | Satori Capital
Second Place | Tortoise Capital Advisors
Third Place | Campbell & Co.
Fourth Place | Blackstone
Fifth Place (tie) | Hamilton Lane
Fifth Place (tie) | Harrison Street
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