Deeper Down the Rabbit Hole of Uncertainty
In one of the most volatile and unpredictable years ever, investors find themselves entering what is likely to be the most consequential phase of 2020.
After the Great Lockdown
Now is the time to focus on the massive disruption that lies ahead so we’re best positioned for when the Great Lockdown has passed.
Latest Insights
The Evolving DC Landscape: The Expanding Role of OCIOs
Our research into OCIOs captures the current landscape of this area to help better inform DC plan sponsors, DC consultants and OCIO managers alike.
Spending in Retirement
Understanding expenses in retirement and the idea of using a “Needs and Wants” framework for designing income-oriented investment solutions.
Riders in the Storm
The analysis of private asset performance before, during and after volatility events supports its earlier findings concerning public assets.
Will politics derail the markets?
The US presidential election draws deep interest from investors around the world because of the size and importance of the US economy.
Will the 2020's Be the Decade of U.S. Suburban Rental Demand?
The U.S. housing demand is set to favor suburban locations in the near term and during the next decade.
All The Credit
In episode 8, Host & Senior Portfolio Manager Michael Collins welcomes Chief European Economist Katharine Neiss & Head of European IG Corporates, Edward Farley.
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In the news
PGIM: Plan sponsors look to OCIO managers for institutional investment expertise
New research from PGIM sheds light on the use of outsourced chief investment officers (OCIOs) by defined contribution (DC) plan sponsors.
Solving for Retirement Income in the U.S. & Australia
In an interview with Ausbiz, Josh Cohen, head of institutional defined contribution at PGIM, discusses solving for retirement income in the US. And Australia.
What 2020 Election Scenarios May Mean for Global Markets, Investors and the Ongoing Coronavirus Crisis
David Hunt, CEO, PGIM, joins Bloomberg TV’s “Balance of Power” to discuss investor sentiment heading into the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
Data as of 06/30/2020 unless otherwise noted.
All Assets Under Management are net unless otherwise noted.
- PGIM is the investment management business of Prudential Financial, Inc. (PFI); PFI is the 10th largest investment manager (out of 527 firms surveyed) in terms of global assets under management based on Pensions & Investments’ Top Money Managers list published on 06/01/2020. This ranking represents global assets under management by PFI as of 03/31/2020.
- Includes equity $127 billion, public fixed income $66 billion, and private credit and other alternatives $466 million.
- Includes $19 billion in assets managed by PGIM Fixed Income for affiliated businesses, $111 billion in PGIM Japan assets, and $136 million of which is sub-advised by PGIM Private Capital.
- Net AUM is $120.4 billion and AUA is $39.3 billion. Totals reflect gross AUM and includes AUA.
- AUM totals include: assets managed by QMA and QMA Wadhwani LLP (QMAW), $63 billion in directly managed mandates, $43 billion of institutional and retail assets managed by various affiliated and third party managers.
- Sub-advised by other PGIM business units and included in their totals.
- Represents total combined assets of the PGIM Global Partners businesses, including $86 billion from joint ventures in which PFI does not have a controlling interest, and therefore does not correspond to assets under management and administration as reported by PFI. AUM also includes $6 billion in assets sub-advised by other PGIM units and included in their totals.