The business of managing money for clients has a much different look today compared to where it was 10 to 20 years ago. Asset management as an industry is slowly entering a new phase in its life cycle, one that has long-term effects on both sides of the market—the suppliers and buyers of investment products. As companies work through this newer, more competitive cycle, the impacts are far reaching, touching on virtually all aspect of the business: marketing and product positioning, risk management, technology, trading strategies, compliance reporting to the financial regulators, and—last but not least—talent management. “Business as usual” will never be quite the same.
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