The CEO of Allianz, Michael Diekmann, plans to step down in May 2015.
Investor interest over the next five years will gradually shift back towards active strategies.
How will providers keep the supply chain open?
Here's a review of people on the move in September.
The departure of Bill Gross from Pacific Investment Management Company (PIMCO) had both positive and negative ripple effects.
As Canadian institutional investors embrace fixed income exchange-traded funds, they need to be aware of where the liquidity is coming from - and what it means for performance.
The next big thing in fixed income is a break with tradition.
As investors feel from inflation-protected exchange-traded funds, Pimco's El-Erian warns that major economies are driving straight for a possible inflation crisis.
In the asset management space, the relationship between active exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and active mutual funds is rather like that uneasy relationship between the older generation and the kids. Those new and shiny active ETFs promise all the benefits of skilled and experienced management on the cheap. The question is, can both products exist under one roof? Or will the young upstarts kick the old guard out onto the heath?
Why institutional trades might be harder for APs.