Blackrock remains by far the largest asset manager in the world, meassured by asset under management, according to the recently pubished Top 400 Asset Managers 2018, as compiled by financial news service Investment and Pensions Europe, or IPE.
Looking at the Nordic asset managers, things also remain largely unchanged from 2017.
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