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In the institutional context, an asset manager is a financial services company that provides asset management by coordinating and overseeing all or part of a client's financial portfolio. | |||
Asset managers are commonly engaged by institutional investors like pension funds, and financial intermediaries, as well as high net worth individuals. | Asset managers are commonly engaged by institutional investors like pension funds, and financial intermediaries, as well as high net worth individuals. | ||
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In the retail context, asset managers can also be individuals. | |||
Revision as of 16:46, 14 November 2019
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In the institutional context, an asset manager is a financial services company that provides asset management by coordinating and overseeing all or part of a client's financial portfolio.
Asset managers are commonly engaged by institutional investors like pension funds, and financial intermediaries, as well as high net worth individuals.
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In the retail context, asset managers can also be individuals.
