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'Growing revenues, not AUM, is the new name of the game': ISS

BY ANDREW MCKEAN | THURSDAY, 11 JUL 2024 12:52PM

The relationship between assets under management (AUM) and revenue growth has broken down as fund buyers - both retail and institutional - increasingly embrace lower-fee index funds. This comes as interest in more expensive active strategies appears to have weakened, according to an ISS report.

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