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According to Valuewalk, they had $6.5M AUM as of July 2019.[0] Their size is primarily a function of the passive indexing they offer, do you consider that AUA?
by the_watcher 7y ago
According to Valuewalk, they had $6.5M AUM as of July 2019.[0] Their size is primarily a function of the passive indexing they offer, do you consider that AUA? Or AUM? I'd argue that it's AUM. The reason their revenue is so low (by bps) is that indexing is extremely low-fee.
[0] https://www.valuewalk.com/2019/07/top-10-largest-asset-management-companies/ https://www.valuewalk.com/2019/07/top-10-largest-asset-manag...
- dmoy 7y agos/M/T/, yea? Blackrock is still the largest asset manager. Vanguard is closing the gap.