2024 109 0 Kommentare A Year of Continued Volatility for Asset and Wealth Managers

Alpha FMC’s Asset and Wealth Management Outlook explores some of the key priorities and challenges that industry leaders should consider heading into 2024.

NEW YORK, Jan. 03, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alpha FMC, the leading global consultancy to the top asset and wealth management, insurance, and private markets firms, today published its 2024 Asset and Wealth Management Outlook. The report focuses on a selection of key business roles that Alpha works with daily and highlights some of the priorities and opportunities these industry leaders can expect to see in 2024, as investment managers across the globe prepare for tumultuous economic headwinds.

Written by a selection of Alpha’s 1,000+ global experts, the 2024 Outlook challenges firms to identify the right priorities and provides guidance on how they can best execute on those opportunities in 2024 across the following key industry trends that we believe are set to impact the Investment Management industry: accentuated costs; the continued growth in Private Assets; a refined focus towards global sustainability commitments; and the exploration of innovative AI solutions.

“We expect 2024 will promise continued volatility, most notably with the resolution or escalation of existing conflicts and geopolitical uncertainties playing a crucial role in the direction of global markets,” said Joe Morant, Alpha’s Global Head of Asset & Wealth Management Consulting. “However, alongside this macroeconomic environment, the opportunities presented by accelerating digital transformation and integrating technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital assets are becoming pivotal to optimizing operational efficiency and enhancing client experiences.”

Alpha’s 2024 Outlook identified key challenges to consider for select personas, while also providing clear guidance on how each can find success this year. For example:

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Chief Executive Officer: CEOs will be looking to maintain stability over the short term and position their businesses for long-term growth in response to the challenging economic conditions of the last 12 months. Now is the time for CEOs to explore regional and international expansion opportunities either through deploying existing capabilities or building new ones (organically or inorganically). Firms that pinpoint where enhancements are required across their existing capabilities and operating model will be well-positioned to enter new markets and cater to local demand once economic conditions improve.

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