Benchmarking Study for Traditional Asset Managers - PwC
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Benchmarking Insights
PwC's asset management perspectives and analysis
PwC's Asset Management Benchmarking Study for Traditional Asset Managers
Dear clients and friends,
PwC's asset management practice is delighted to publish the results of our Traditional Asset Management benchmarking survey designed to gather, analyze, and share information about key industry trends and metrics. In the fall of 2013, we gathered data covering industry practices related to fund boards and governance, business resource models, product development, NAV calculation, valuation, corporate action processing, financial reporting, shareholder transaction processing and tax compliance. This document represents the summarization of that data and includes key takeaways by area to assist you with your review.
The need for such information is clear and present. While 2013 was a successful year for many asset management firms with assets under management eclipsing pre-crisis levels for some, asset management firms continue to face a challenging environment amidst pressure from the competition, regulators and investors.
To help asset managers respond effectively to these demands, PwC conducted this survey to explore trends that would help asset management executives and management teams benchmark their practices against the asset management industry as a whole. We hope that you find our the results and analysis helpful.
Yours sincerely,
PwC
Barry Benjamin US & Global Asset Management Leader
Gary Meltzer US & Global Asset Management Advisory Leader
Peter Finnerty US Asset Management Traditional Funds Assurance Leader
Shawn Baker US Asset Management Traditional Funds Tax Leader
Julien Courbe US Asset Management Advisory Leader
Table of contents
Section 1 Benchmarking overview
4
Section 2 Fund oversight
7
Section 3 Fund accounting and valuation
13
Section 4 Fund reporting
25
Section 5 Shareholder transactions
31
Section 6 Tax filing and distribution
35
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Section 1 Benchmarking overview
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Benchmarking highlights and objectives
Objective
In the fall of 2013, PwC conducted interviews, and collected and analyzed data from the top Traditional Asset Managers with the objective of identifying and analyzing key trends and industry metrics. While not every fund complex participated, we obtained significant coverage with respect to the largest players and believe that the data contained herein is representative of the industry. PwC is a leader working with companies in the Asset Management industry and this document leverages that leading position to provide you with key insights and analysis.
Fund oversight Fund administration/accounting
NAV calculation
Financial reporting ? process
and disclosures
Tax filing and distribution
Corporate action processing
Valuation and security pricing
New product launch
Transfer agent
Shareholder transactions
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