Fierce competition ahead as less than 100 asset managers secure two-thirds of industry asset flows
Broadridge whitepaper finds organic growth across the global asset management industry expected to slow into 2031, but identifies new standards of differentiation to help firms win new york and london , oct. 12, 2022 /prnewswire/ -- organic growth across the global asset management industry, measured on a total net asset flows basis, is expected to slow from a compound annual growth rate (cagr) of 3.9% over the last decade to 1.7% from 2021 to 2031 as competition heats up between both challengers and incumbents alike, according to a newly released whitepaper, the new competitive calculus: winning with data-driven strategy by global fintech and asset management advisory leader broadridge financial solutions, inc. (nyse:br). despite this, broadridge forecasts that net asset inflows will still expand by a healthy us$18t over the next decade, helping to push total assets under management (aum) to a record of more than usd$170t– unlocking exciting new avenues for growth and challenges to overcome for those that can adapt to change.
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