The ascendency of private market strategies, an innovation boom in ETFs and the growing challenge of a trans-Atlantic divide on ESG are just some of the trends that will help define the global asset management industry in the year ahead.

Institutional investors in Asia are optimistic about the future investment environment and are looking to put capital to work across a range of asset classes—especially in international assets and alternatives, where asset owners are planning a...

44% of European fund distributors expect to see major inflows into international/global equities in the next 12 months.

In an increasingly crowded marketplace, asset managers in Asia are constantly in search of creative ways to win the attention of fund distributors and secure placement on their platforms. For many fund providers, that challenge could become even...

Institutional investors in Europe are transforming their investment processes and portfolios by further integrating sustainability, expanding allocations to private markets and looking forward to the future applications of artificial intelligence (...

Traditional asset managers could face an increasingly challenging marketplace in Japan as asset owners slow expectations for manager hiring and shift allocations in the direction of alternative and private assets. As competition for mandates...

Coalition Greenwich has identified a series of trends that will help determine winners and losers in this complicated environment and have a strong influence on the overall direction of the asset management industry in 2024 and beyond.

Coalition Greenwich examines 10 of the biggest market structure trends they will be watching in the new year.

The accelerating pace of change in institutional investment markets is placing a premium on asset manager agility. The asset management business is being transformed by a host of powerful trends, including soaring interest rates, increased...

The market structure supporting the trading of U.S. Treasuries has been under close scrutiny for the past decade. A series of events including the taper tantrum (2013), flash rally (2014), repo market stress (2019), pandemic panic (2020), and...