Future-proofing fixed income by embracing technology
Asset class has historically been slow to embrace change, writes Aviva Investors’ Fraser Lundie
McKinsey and Company
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View from the top with Impax AM’s Ian Simm: Follow your heart
The CEO discusses his trajectory from a tandem bike ride across the Sahara to being one of the pioneer investors focusing on transitioning to a sustainable economy
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Knacke’s money maps: Health is wealth
In his new monthly column, Ernst Knacke, head of research at Shard Capital, looks at the life sciences and biotech space
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Vanguard CEO Salim Ramji begins role
Takes over from Tim Buckley
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Fund manager profile with Emily Foshag: Infrastructure is ready to build back better
Principal AM’s Foshag argues there’s a strong valuation argument for the sector
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Omnis promotes Jeffree to fill CEO vacancy
He will temporarily juggle the responsibilities with his current CIO role
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Fund industry profits shrink as higher costs and passives bite
Worldwide profits for traditional mutual fund groups fell by close to 3% in 2016, despite higher assets under management, according to a report by McKinsey.
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McKinsey: Asset management to see explosive change
McKinsey & Co cited five trends that they expect will cause a “once-in-a-generation shift in competitive dynamics”, completely shaking up the asset management industry.
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Asset managers could see a third knocked off profits
Increased competition and unfavourable markets could see asset managers’ profits squeezed by as much as 35% over the next two years, according to a report by McKinsey and Company.