Collectively they manage 76% of the total industry AUM and their growth in assets compared with a more muted 8.7% across the industry as a whole.
Net inflows played a part in these players’ success, but the strength of their investment performance was also crucial.
So convincing has been the evolution of the top 20 over the past five years that there is now a marked separation, hence the term ‘Champions League’ to describe them.
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