Rebecca Stropoli

The industry is embracing new technology, big data and alternative investment strategies as clients demand more from funds.

Fee pressure and improvements in data and analytics are among the leading issues the industry faces today, executives say.

The first of her family to work in financial services, Dina Santoro leads the strategic product and marketing agenda for Voya Investment Management.

Since joining Mackay Shields as an investment management assistant 46 years ago, Lucille Protas is now president, executive managing director and COO.

These 10 leaders have a lot to say about how women have advanced in the industry over the years.

VanEck, Hartford Funds and DoubleLine are among the firms with executives being honored.

Industry veterans and newcomers offer their takes on key issues facing asset management companies.

Industry leaders look to developments in AI, blockchain and cloud computing as the key drivers of change.

The development of new products, technology and the increasing prominence of ESG are top-of-mind among industry executives.

Concerns include preparing for new SEC reporting rules and modernizing operational infrastructure.

Standout firms and individuals were awarded by NICSA their efforts in transforming industry operations.

Tightening regulations and digital innovations are among the most important issues facing distribution channels, executives say.

Advancements in fintech, new products and a shifting regulatory environment are among industry executives' top concerns.

Industry leaders weigh in on key issues, including technology advancements, the increasing focus on ESG and developments in ETFs.

Having benefited from mentors throughout her career, Amy Zhang now guides other women and minorities on their paths to success.

GraniteShares had yet to launch a fund when Kristen Winther joined two years ago. Now with five products on the market, it’s a “full-fledged business.”

As a senior research analyst at Robo Global, Lisa Chai helps manage a portfolio of index funds with a focus on robotics, automation and AI-related companies.

Many of those selected have focused their careers on helping women thrive in an industry where nearly 90% of the managers are men.

Industry leaders were selected from Voya Investment Management, Franklin Templeton Investments, Carson Group and more.

The continued ascendancy of low-cost passive funds puts pressure on compensation overall, particularly in active management.