Assets under management
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Assets under management (AUM) is a financial term used denote the market value of funds being managed by a financial instutition on behalf of its clients, investors, depositors, etc. This metric is a sign of size and success against competition.[1] The AUM is calculated by different methods.
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- Russell Tops $100 Billion in Assets Under Management As More Investors Seek Multi-Manager Solutions
- Fund Management Activities Survey 2005
- PowerShares AUM Surpasses $10 Billion and Franchise Total Assets Approach $30 Billion
- FUM vs AUM – Econ Grapher Encyclopedia
- Americas top 300 money managers by AUM for 2010
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