According to a study from the Thinking Ahead Institute, assets of the AO100 returned to growth in 2023 after an 8.7% fall during 2022, with sovereign wealth funds now managing 38.9% of the assets among the top 100. Pension funds, which still account for the bulk of the AO100's assets under management (AUM) at 51.2%, recorded the smallest growth rate at just 8.9% from 2022. Despite the record high total, much of the AUM remained heavily concentrated among the top fifth of the AO100, as the top 20 assets owners accounted for 55.6% of the total AUM, equivalent to $14.6trn. Towards ...
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