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The European asset management industry: Navigating volatile times

McKinsey

At the same time, sentiment toward the global asset management industry has reached a 30-year low as of April 2025, according to a Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey. 4 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey, April 2025. 5 Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey, April 2025. for 2016, 28.4 for 2020, and 19.2

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Beyond coping and adaptation: Toward a sociology of coaching. A necessary paradigm shift to address contemporary dramatic social change

The Coaching Blog

However, over the past 30years, this qualitative method has gained credibility as a growing number of users have argued for and illustrated its advantages over statistics and experiments, while remaining aware of its limitations ( Anderson, 2006 ; Chang, 2016 ; Mndez, 2013 ; Poerwandari, 2021 ).

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International Women's Day 2025: How will you help #AccelerateAction? | by Emma-Louise

The Coaching Tools Company

4 Study: Firms with More Women in the C-Suite Are More Profitable ; 2016; Harvard Business Review 5 Working Paper: Is Gender Diversity Profitable? Evidence from a Global Survey ; 2016; Peterson Institute for International Economics: 6 Diversity Matters , McKinsey & Company; Report January 2015 7 Are Women Better Leaders Than Men?

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Weathering the storm: Asia–Pacific Banking Review 2016

McKinsey

Our annual report finds an industry facing challenges to maintain its growth, but significant opportunities remain.

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Compliance in 2016: More than just following rules

McKinsey

Banks must turn the page and build a new model. The traditional approach is losing effectiveness.

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Toolbelt Jobs are a Smart Choice

Your Work, Your Way

Bank of America’s Better Money Habits team conducted a study early in 2024, and due to the high cost of living, over half of Gen Z, ages 12-27, report they cannot afford to live a life they are comfortable with, and 37% receive financial help from family. About half wind up in jobs that don’t actually require a degree.

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Why You Should Tell (True) Stories about Who You Are

Your Work, Your Way

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