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The Thinking Ahead Institute World’s Largest Asset Managers Study 2023: Top 500 with $111.7 Trillion AUM, Top 20 with $50.2 Trillion AUM Representing 44.2% of Total Assets, Top 10 Asset Managers BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity Investments, State Street, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Allianz, Capital Group, Amundi & UBS

8th December 2023 | Hong Kong

The Thinking Ahead Institute (WTW) and Pensions & Investments have released The World’s Largest Joint Study 2023, providing key insights into the world’s largest 500 asset managers.  In 2022, the Top 500 Asset Managers have a total AUM of $111.7 trillion (-13.7%), and the top 20 Asset Managers AUM is $50.2 trillion (44.2% of total assets).  The Top 10 Asset Managers are BlackRock $8.59 trillion, Vanguard $7.25 trillion, Fidelity Investments $3.65 trillion, State Street $3.48 trillion, JP Morgan Chase $2.76 trillion, Goldman Sachs $2.54 trillion, Allianz $2.28 trillion, Capital Group $2.17 trillion, Amundi $2.03 trillion, UBS $1.84 trillion.  The Top 5 Asset Managers AUM by Country are United States 53.3%, France 7.7%, United Kingdom 7.4%, Germany 5.8%, Canada 4.9%.  Top 5 Countries Fastest AUM Growth (2017 to 2022) – China +28.6%, Norway +15.2%, India + 14.9%, Brazil +10%, Hong Kong +8.9%.  Top 20 Fastest Growing Firms (CAGR, 2017 to 2022) – Fidelity International +43.7%, Brookfield Asset Mgmt +22.8%, Geode Capital Mgmt +19.2%, Charles Schwab Investment +16%, Franklin Templeton +13%.  2022 AUM by Asset Allocation (%) – Equity 45.1%, Fixed Income 32.3%, Alternatives 7.1%, Cash 7.9%, Other 7.6%.  2022 AUM by Asset Allocation – Equity $28.5 trillion, Fixed Income $20.4 trillion, Alternatives $4.8 trillion, Cash $5 trillion, Other $5.1 trillion.  Traditional equities & fixed income asset – 77.4% of total assets (Equities 45.1%, Fixed Income 32.3%).  Allocation to ESG Principles – $10.6 trillion, Allocation to ESG Mandates – $1.4 trillion, Allocation to Liability-Driven Investment (LDI)–  $3.5 trillion, Asset Manager Vehicles – Mutual Funds / UCITs $23.9 trillion (69.9%), Separate Accounts $7.7 trillion (22.4%), Pooled / commingled $2.6 trillion (7.5%).   Key Asset Management Industry Insights include Concerns about inflation and growth remain elevated, Expect a higher for longer regime in interest rates, Heightened geopolitical tensions, Asset management business with considerable stress with costs on a natural rise & more.  View key findings & summary below | View report here

“ Top 500 with $111.7 Trillion AUM, Top 20 with $50.2 Trillion AUM Representing 44.2% of Total Assets, Top 10 Asset Managers BlackRock, Vanguard, Fidelity Investments, State Street, JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Allianz, Capital Group, Amundi & UBS “

 



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The Thinking Ahead Institute World’s Largest Asset Managers Study 2023

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The Thinking Ahead Institute (WTW) and Pensions & Investments have released The World’s Largest Joint Study 2023, providing key insights into the world’s largest 500 asset managers. 

Summary:

  1. 2022 AUM Top 500 Asset Managers – $111.7 trillion (-13.7%)
  2. Median AUM – $56 trillion 
  3. Top 20 Asset Managers AUM – $50.2 trillion (44.2% of total assets)
  4. Top 21 to 50 AUM – 20.6% of total assets
  5. Top 51 to 250 AUM – 29.6% of total assets
  6. Top 251 to 500 AUM – 5.6% of total assets
  7. Top 20 Asset Managers – 12 independent asset managers, 6 banks, 2 insurers
  8. Top 20 Asset Managers – 14 United States with $40.2 trillion AUM, 6 Europe with $10 trillion AUM
  9. Top 10 Asset Managers – BlackRock $8.59 trillion, Vanguard $7.25 trillion, Fidelity Investments $3.65 trillion, State Street $3.48 trillion, JP Morgan Chase $2.76 trillion, Goldman Sachs $2.54 trillion, Allianz $2.28 trillion, Capital Group $2.17 trillion, Amundi $2.03 trillion, UBS $1.84 trillion
  10. Top 5 Asset Managers AUM by Country – United States 53.3%, France 7.7%, United Kingdom 7.4%, Germany 5.8%, Canada 4.9%
  11. Top 5 Countries Fastest AUM Annualized Growth (2017 to 2022) – China +28.6%, Norway +15.2%, India + 14.9%, Brazil +10%, Hong Kong +8.9%
  12. Top 20 Fastest Growing Firms (CAGR, 2017 to 2022) – Fidelity International +43.7%, Brookfield Asset Mgmt +22.8%, Geode Capital Mgmt +19.2%, Charles Schwab Investment +16%, Franklin Templeton +13%

AUM by Asset Allocation:

  1. 2022 AUM by Asset Allocation (%) – Equity 45.1%, Fixed Income 32.3%, Alternatives 7.1%, Cash 7.9%, Other 7.6%
  2. 2022 AUM by Asset Allocation – Equity $28.5 trillion, Fixed Income $20.4 trillion, Alternatives $4.8 trillion, Cash $5 trillion, Other $5.1 trillion
  3. Traditional Equities & Fixed Income Asset – 77.4% of total assets (Equities 45.1%, Fixed Income 32.3%)
  4. Actively managed assets – $18.8 trillion (65.3% of assets)
  5. Passively managed assets (strategies) – $9.9 trillion (34.7% of assets)
  6. Allocation to ESG Principles – $10.6 trillion
  7. Allocation to ESG Mandates – $1.4 trillion
  8. Allocation to Liability-Driven Investment (LDI)–  $3.5 trillion
  9. Asset Manager Vehicles – Mutual Funds / UCITs $23.9 trillion (69.9%), Separate Accounts $7.7 trillion (22.4%), Pooled / commingled $2.6 trillion (7.5%)

Asset Management Industry Insights:

  1. Concerns about inflation and growth remain elevated. 
  2. Expect a higher for longer regime in interest rates 
  3. Heightened geopolitical tensions
  4. Asset management business with considerable stress with costs on a natural rise 
  5. Margin pressure led asset managers to adopt bigger change profiles (Eg. private markets, increased personalisation and use of technology)
    Potential for a single event to trigger widespread market disruption remains a constant concern. 
  6. Investment environment has become increasingly complex
  7. Sustainability & ESG factors integral to investment programs 
  8. Challenged with politicisation & increasing levels of regulation 
  9. Standardisation of sustainability reporting (ISSB issuing global sustainability disclosure standards).
  10. Climate risk, Emissions reporting & management 
  11. Artificial intelligence & automation can benefit asset managers in building resilience and meeting current challenges.
  12. Technologies have potential to significantly improve efficiency and operational performance, an opportunity to build a strategic advantage. 
  13. AI risks should also be considered and managed. 
  14. AI regulatory uncertainty.  
  15. Competition for talent in technology roles has rocketed. 
  16. Increase – Level of client interest in sustainable investing, Resources deployed to technology, big data & cyber security, product offerings,  regulatory oversight 
  17. Remain the same – Aggregate investment management fee level

 

 

The Thinking Ahead Institute The World’s Largest Asset Managers Study 2023

1) Top 500 Asset Managers AUM

2022 Discretionary AUM

  • Total AUM – $111.7 trillion (-13.7%)
  • Median AUM – $56 trillion 

AUM refers to Discretionary AUM.  Excludes:

▪ Saving/Current Accounts
▪ Assets under administration & custody
▪ Advisory portfolios
▪ Assets held for purely transactional purposes
▪ Company assets unrelated to investment business 

 

2022 AUM by Region:

  • North America – $67.6 trillion
  • Europe – $30.1 trillion
  • Rest of World & APAC ex-Japan – $10.1 trillion
  • Japan – $5.79 trillion
  • Total AUM – $111.7 trillion

AUM by Top Asset Managers:

  • Top 20 managers – 44.2% of AUM
  • Top 21 to 50 – 20.6%
  • Top 51 to 250 – 29.6%
  • Top 251 to 500 – 5.6%

Top 20 Asset Managers Insights:

  • United States – 14 asset managers with $40.2 trillion AUM
  • Europe – 6 asset managers with $10 trillion AUM
  • Top 20 Asset Managers AUM – 44.2% of total assets ($50.2 trillion)
  • Top 20 Asset Managers – 12 independent asset managers, 6 banks, 2 insurers

Asset Manager Clients:

  1. Non-government retirement plans – $8.9 trillion
  2. Government retirement plans – $3.1 trillion
  3. Non-affiliated insurance companies – $4.1 trillion
  4. Sovereign wealth funds – $868 billion
  5. Endowments & foundations – $810 billion
  6. Central banks – $320 billion
  7. Other – $8.5 trillion

Top 10 Asset Managers:

  1. BlackRock – $8.59 trillion
  2. Vanguard – $7.25 trillion
  3. Fidelity Investments – $3.65 trillion
  4. State Street – $3.48 trillion
  5. JP Morgan Chase – $2.76 trillion
  6. Goldman Sachs – $2.54 trillion
  7. Allianz – $2.28 trillion
  8. Capital Group – $2.17 trillion
  9. Amundi – $2.03 trillion
  10. UBS – $1.84 trillion

Top 16 Asset Managers AUM by Country:

  1. United States – 53.3%
  2. France – 7.7%
  3. United Kingdom – 7.4%
  4. Germany – 5.8%
  5. Canada – 4.9%
  6. Japan 4.8%
  7. China – 1.7%
  8. Italy – 5.6%
  9. Switzerland – 4%
  10. Netherlands – 2%
  11. Australia – 1.4%
  12. Brazil – 0.9%
  13. South Korea – 0.8%
  14. Spain – 0.7%
  15. Sweden – 0.5%
  16. South Africa – 0.5%

 

2) AUM Growth

Top 20 Fastest Growing Firms (CAGR, AUM Change in USD from 2017 to 2022):

  1. Fidelity International: +43.7%
  2. Brookfield Asset Mgmt: +22.8%
  3. Geode Capital Mgmt: +19.2%
  4. Charles Schwab Investment: +16%
  5. Franklin Templeton: +13%
  6. Goldman Sachs Group: +11.3%
  7. Schroders: +8.5%
  8. Invesco: +8.5%
  9. Fidelity Investments: +8.3%
  10. Macquarie Group: +8%
  11. UBS: +8%
  12. Vanguard Group: +8%
  13. Royal Bank of Canada: +7.4%
  14. BlackRock: +6.4%
  15. J.P. Morgan Chase: +6.3%
  16. Ameriprise Financial: +6%
  17. Morgan Stanley Inv. Mgmt: +5.7%
  18. T. Rowe Price Group: +5.2%
  19. Sun Life Financial: +4.7%
  20. State Street Global: +4.6%

Compound annual growth rate (CAGR)

 

Top 17 Countries Fastest AUM Annualized Growth (USD, 2017 to 2022):

  1. China: +28.6%
  2. Norway: +15.2%
  3. India: + 14.9%
  4. Brazil: +10%
  5. Hong Kong: +8.9%
  6. South Korea: +8.8%
  7. Japan: +8.5%
  8. South Africa: +8.4%
  9. Australia: +8.2%
  10. Canada: +7.6%
  11. Sweden: +5.8%
  12. Liechtenstein: +5.6%
  13. United States: +4.2%
  14. Denmark: +4.1%
  15. Switzerland: +2.6%
  16. United Kingdom: +2.5%
  17. Eurozone: +2.1%

 

3) AUM by Investment Allocation

2022 AUM by Asset Allocation (%):

  • Equity – 45.1%
  • Fixed Income – 32.3%
  • Alternatives – 7.1%
  • Cash – 7.9%
  • Other* – 7.6%

2022 AUM by Asset Allocation:

  • Equity – $28.5 trillion
  • Fixed Income – $20.4 trillion
  • Alternatives – $4.8 trillion
  • Cash – $5 trillion
  • Other* – $5.1 trillion

* balanced funds / strategies, multi-asset funds, infrastructure, commodities, private debt, derivatives, currency, transition accounts, structured products 

 

Managed Assets:

  • Actively managed assets – $18.8 trillion (65.3% of assets)
  • Passively managed assets (strategies) – $9.9 trillion (34.7% of assets)

Asset Manager Vehicles:

  • Mutual Funds / UCITs – $23.9 trillion (69.9%)
  • Separate Accounts – $7.7 trillion (22.4%)
  • Pooled / commingled – $2.6 trillion (7.5%)

2022 Benchmark Indices Performance:

  • United States equities: -9.6%
  • MSCI Asian (ex Japan): -13.1%
  • MSCI EM (Emerging Markets): -13.7%
  • JPMorgan EMBI Global Core index (Fixed Income): -18.3%
  • Bloomberg Barclays US Corporate High Yield index: +6.7%

Allocation to ESG Principles:

  • 2020 – $10.1 trillion
  • 2021 – $12.3 trillion
  • 2022 – $10.6 trillion

Allocation to ESG Mandates:

  • 2020 – $2 trillion
  • 2021 – $2.1 trillion
  • 2022 – $1.4 trillion

Allocation to Liability-Driven Investment (LDI):

  • 2020 – $2.7 trillion
  • 2021 – $3.7 trillion
  • 2022 – $3.5 trillion

 

4) Asset Management Trends

Industry Trends – Economy & Investment:

  1. High inflation and interest rates disrupted the markets worldwide
  2. Heightened geopolitical tensions 
  3. Expect a higher for longer regime in interest rates 
  4. Concerns about inflation and growth remain elevated. 
  5. Asset management business with considerable stress with costs on a natural rise 
  6. Margin pressure led asset managers to adopt bigger change profiles (Eg. private markets, increased personalisation and use of technology)
  7. Potential for a single event to trigger widespread market disruption remains a constant concern. 
  8. Systemic risk puts emphasis on the need for forward thinking and re-positioning strategy with investment processes that are able to model, measure and adapt to systemic risk. 
  9. Investment environment has become increasingly complex, with a multitude of factors influencing investment decisions and investors having to navigate geopolitical events, technological developments and regulatory changes, in addition to economic indicators. 

Industry Trends – Sustainability:

  1. Sustainability & ESG factors integral to investment programs 
  2. Challenged with politicisation & increasing levels of regulation 
  3. Standardisation of sustainability reporting (ISSB issuing global sustainability disclosure standards).
  4. Climate risk, Emissions reporting & management 
  5. Rightsizing of sustainability efforts with investment organisations to balance regulatory compliance, enable positive sustainability impacts, navigate challenge of net-zero commitments and maintain fiduciary integrity. 
  6. Transition to a sustainable investment organisation critically needs strong culture and enhanced capabilities 
  7. Unvestment organisations have an ESG knowledge and skills gap to fill and will have to improve ESG data practices to make it decision-useful. 
  8. Stewardship is an important element of the new emerging investment model 
  9. Sustainability resourcing involves thinking through motivations, strategy and ambition 
  10. Collaboration within & across organisations can make available resources more productive and help achieve positive outcomes which for many asset managers includes real-world impact outcomes. 
  11. Industry Trends – Technology & AI (Artificial Intelligence):
  12. Artificial intelligence & automation can benefit asset managers in building resilience and meeting current challenges.
  13. Technologies have potential to significantly improve efficiency and operational performance, an opportunity to build a strategic advantage. 
  14. Generative AI and large language models (LLMs) significantly enhanced scope of technological application at asset manager organisations (for clients). 
  15. AI risks should also be considered and managed. 
  16. AI regulatory uncertainty.  
  17. Challenges in explaining, documenting the workings & outputs of complex models, ensuring appropriate governance around using such models are all new risks
  18. Requires controls & frameworks to be managed effectively. 
  19. Technology affects all asset management roles with likely redundancy over time particularly in the operational & distribution areas. 
  20. Front-line investment professionals must adapt to the opportunities for technology to improve efficiency but are as yet less at risk from being replaced.
  21. Competition for talent in technology roles has rocketed. 
  22. Attracting talent is evolving into a dynamic interplay of factors which include compensation, flexibility, empowerment and creating the right culture.

 

5) Asset Manager Insights 

Increase:

  1. Level of client interest in sustainable investing, including voting – 89% increase
  2. Resources deployed to technology & big data – 76% increase
  3. Resources deployed to cyber security – 66% increase
  4. Number of product offerings across your firm – 69% increase
  5. Level of regulatory oversight – 57% increase
  6. Percentage of minority and women at high positions – 52% increase

Remain the same:

  • Aggregate investment management fee level across your firm – 74% remain the same

Average Female Workforce:

  • Senior Management – 24% females
  • Investment Team – 18% females
  • All employees – 38% females

 

6) Top 50 Asset Managers AUM

2022 Ranking / AUM:

  1. BlackRock – $8.59 trillion
  2. Vanguard – $7.25 trillion
  3. Fidelity Investments – $3.65 trillion
  4. State Street – $3.48 trillion
  5. JP Morgan Chase – $2.76 trillion
  6. Goldman Sachs – $2.54 trillion
  7. Allianz – $2.28 trillion
  8. Capital Group – $2.17 trillion
  9. Amundi – $2.03 trillion
  10. UBS – $1.84 trillion
  11. BNY Mellon – $1.83 trillion
  12. Legal & General – $1.44 trillion
  13. Invesco – $1.4 trillion
  14. Franklin Templeton – $1.38 trillion
  15. Prudential Financial – $1.37 trillion
  16. T. Rowe Price – $1.27 trillion
  17. BNP Paribas – $1.26 trillion
  18. Northern Trust – $1.24 trillion
  19. Morgan Stanley Inv. Mgmt – $1.23 trillion
  20. Natixis Investment Managers – $1.15 trillion
  21. Wellington Mgmt – $1.09 trillion
  22. Nuveen – $1.09 trillion
  23. HSBC – $1.08 trillion
  24. AXA Group – $995 billion
  25. Sun Life Financial – $978 billion
  26. Ameriprise Financial – $956 billion
  27. Power Financial – $917 billion
  28. Schroders – $887 billion
  29. Deutsche Bank – $876 billion
  30. Geode Capital Mgmt – $866 billion
  31. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Holdings – $855 billion
  32. Manulife – $844 billion
  33. Aegon Group – $797 billion
  34. Brookfield Asset Mgmt – $790 billion
  35. Charles Schwab Investment – $757 billion
  36. Royal Bank of Canada – $737 billion
  37. Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group – $728 billion
  38. Postal Savings Bank of China – $715 billion
  39. Federated Hermes – $668 billion
  40. Fidelity International – $663 billion
  41. New York Life Investments – $653 billion
  42. Affiliated Managers Group – $650 billion
  43. AllianceBernstein – $646 billion
  44. Nippon Life Insurance – $642 billion
  45. Principal Financial – $635 billion
  46. Dimensional Fund Advisors – $583 billion
  47. MetLife – $579 billion
  48. Macquarie Group – $542 billion
  49. Generali Group – $538 billion
  50. Dai-ichi Life – $538 billion

 

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