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Research & Updates
New AAAIM Study: AAPI-Owned Investment Firms Consistently Outperform but Manage Just 0.49% of Industry Assets
Read More: New AAAIM Study: AAPI-Owned Investment Firms Consistently Outperform but Manage Just 0.49% of Industry AssetsA new 2026 study released by AAAIM revealed that funds owned by AAPI consistently outperform their non-AAPI peers, but remain underrepresented in capital and headcount. This is the fifth consecutive study from AAAIM and Bella Private Markets exploring AAPI manager trends.
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Research by AAAIM and Bella Private Markets Highlights Lack of Opportunities for AAPI Managers in Emerging Manager Programs
Read More: Research by AAAIM and Bella Private Markets Highlights Lack of Opportunities for AAPI Managers in Emerging Manager ProgramsStudy reveals that AAPI-owned firms are often overlooked by institutional investors despite strong performance.
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First-Ever Study of AAPI Representation Among VC Investors Finds Persistent Underrepresentation
Read More: First-Ever Study of AAPI Representation Among VC Investors Finds Persistent UnderrepresentationDespite a perception of inclusion, new data from DECODE, UC Berkeley’s SCET, and AAAIM show that AAPIs face an imbalanced reality.
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AAAIM Study: AAPI-owned Funds Significantly Underrepresented in US AUM Despite Outperformance
ResearchRead More: AAAIM Study: AAPI-owned Funds Significantly Underrepresented in US AUM Despite OutperformanceNew data from the Association of Asian American Investment Managers exposes continued low rates of fund ownership, investment allocations and AUM
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Read More: AAAIM Strives for Greater Diversity Despite Supreme Court DecisionAffirmative action plays a vital role in creating a more equitable and just society. It recognizes the historical and current disadvantages and systemic barriers that have hindered the progress of underrepresented communities…
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Read More: AAAIM Study: AAPIs see 50% career attrition from entry level to senior level positions in asset managementNew data from the Association of Asian American Investment Managers reveals AAPI career attrition at senior levels