Lower assets under management and thinner margins will weigh on firms, accelerate trends and reshape the industry.

Global stocks are looking at another challenging year, but bond managers are poised to emerge from low-yield purgatory.

Fundraising prospects for 2023 across private asset classes haven’t been so grim in a decade.

Less legislative action around retirement is expected this year, but added Republican oversight of climate and ESG rules is likely.

Institutions' ESG goals this year will include more specific expectations placed on companies to address climate risk, labor and human rights issues.

Inflation remains at the top of the list of preoccupations for pension fund and money management executives in Europe this year.

Despite friendlier regulation and more choices, DC plan sponsors still remain cautious about in-plan guaranteed income products.

The SEC and Department of Labor will be busy in 2023 promulgating a slew of new rules.

While the crash of cryptocurrency exchange FTX caused widespread alarm, institutional interest in crypto is expected to remain strong.

Lower assets under management and thinner margins will weigh on firms, accelerate trends and reshape the industry.

As workers struggle with rising prices, employers are expected to shift their focus to workers' overall financial health.

Some 'niche' ETFs could close as investor preferences shift, while active ETFs are expected to continue gaining traction.

Defined contribution plans' in-plan guaranteed income strategies include annuities, QLACs and non-annuity products.