Asset managers, all change
Musical chairs: Survey shows plans to both fire and hire asset managers
One way or another asset managers are in for a bumpy ride this year as many are likely to be replaced.
At least that’s the scenario according to Mellon Transition Management, part of BNY Mellon Asset Management, which says a record number of global pension funds and endowments are planning to change asset managers as they try to reduce risk.
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