According to a report by Deloitte, there is an increasing investor appetite for low-cost funds and this looks set to continue into the new year. AI has been the buzzword across many industries, but the question now is how to effectively harness and scale this technology. The report goes on to say that the investment management industry is looking at “some of their biggest risks in areas such as digital transformation, technological advancements, and cybersecurity.” If 2024 was the year in which firms were testing this emerging tech, 2025 will be about adoption. It will be a year in which investment management firms may face “the steepest risk/reward curve in decades.” With this in mind, we celebrate the winners of this year’s World Finance Investment Management awards, recognising those who have successfully been able to navigate a shifting industry environment characterised by “evolving investor preferences, shrinking profit margins, sustained high interest rates, and escalating regulatory demands.” We shine a spotlight on the leaders and innovators who have not only set the benchmark for excellence but who are also looking at shaping the future of the investment management industry.

Best Investment Management Companies

Belgium
KBC Asset Management

Brazil
Itau Asset Management

Chile
BCI Asset Management

Colombia
Campo Capital

Ghana
Stanbic Investment Management

Greece
Piraeus Asset Management

Hong Kong
HSBC Asset Management Hong Kong

Kuwait
Kamco Invest

Malaysia
Maybank Asset Management

Mauritius
Stewards Investment Capital

Mexico
BBVA

Morocco
Wafa Gestion

Pakistan
Al Meezan Investments

Qatar
Qinvest

Saudi Arabia
Alistithmar Capital

Singapore
UOB Asset Management

Thailand
UOB (Thai) Asset Management

Turkey
Ak Asset Management

UAE
SHUAA Capital

Vietnam
VinaCapital