FASB’s Invitation to Comment – Agenda Consultation
SIFMA provided comments to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) on its Invitation to Comment - Agenda Consultation (the “ITC”).
Summary
A SIFMA Asset Management Group (SIFMA AMG) survey of nine asset managers, with an aggregate AUM of $11.2 trillion, demonstrates that separate accounts do not pose systemic risk. SIFMA AMG conducted this survey to provide data on the assets and investment strategies of separate accounts managed by asset managers, and to clarify important misconceptions.
This infographic visually highlights key points and takeaways from the survey findings.
Related:
- SIFMA Pennsylvania + Wall Blog: Asset Managers Do Not Pose Systemic Risk – May 7, 2014
- SIFMA AMG Survey Shows Separate Accounts Do Not Pose Systemic Risk – April 11, 2014
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