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AWM leaders can no longer delay their transformation efforts as socio-economic, investment and funding disruption sweep aside old ways of doing business.
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With muted active returns, increased transparency and ease of access to the market, the asset and wealth management industry is experiencing fee pressure and changing investor preferences, leaving firms searching for ways to transform and improve performance while also cutting costs.
AWM leaders can no longer delay their transformation efforts as socio-economic, investment and funding disruption sweep aside old ways of doing business.
Key considerations and actions for alternative asset managers looking to attract and retain retail investors.
Updates, recent developments and featured articles on topics impacting the mutual fund industry.
Global Exchange Traded Fund (“ETF”) assets under management (“AuM”) achieved a remarkable Compound Annual Growth Rate (“CAGR”) of 18.9% in the past five years, and has grown by more than 25% from December 2022 to reach a new record of almost $11.5 trillion at the end of 2023 - according to PwC analysis.