Awards and recognition
When you invest, it's good to know you're among the best. Russell Investments has been globally recognised for excellence in the investment industry.
Russell Investments was named the winner of “OCIO of the Year” at the 2020 Pension Bridge Institutional Asset Management Awards for providing exceptional OCIO services to our valued clients.1
#1 Asset Manager Model Provider based on total assets
Our model portfolios are recognised as a leader in the field. Cerulli Associates has ranked Russell Investments as the #1 asset manager model provider based on total assets.2
In 33 out of 37 most recent quarters, Russell Investments Implementation Services, LLC has been ranked as a top-tier broker in Pensions & Investments’ Tradewatch report based on the quality of its trade execution (most recently in P&I’s November 2020 issue). 3
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For the tenth year in a row, Russell Investments was globally ranked among leading institutional FM managers based on outsourced assets under management (AUM) from 62 firms in the June 2020 Pensions & Investments’ “Outsourcing Manager Survey”. Our FM solutions has $161.9 billion4 in institutional outsourced AUM around the globe.
For the ninth year in a row, Russell Investments was ranked as a top global manager of institutional outsourced assets in CIO Magazine’s “Outsourced-Chief Investments Officer Survey,” based on the AUM from its fully discretionary clients. In 2020, CIO Magazine’s “Outsourced Chief Investment Officer Survey” included 50 firms.
The judges applauded Russell Investments’ dynamic, well-structured approach and exemplary performance in the multi-asset space.
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Russell Investments was named the winner of the “Currency Manager of the Year” at the 2019 European Pensions Awards. Chosen among 12 finalists in this category, Pensions Age and European Pensions cited Russell Investments’ “excellent commitment to improving outcomes for both its clients and the wider industry, with its unrivalled ability to manage currency risk, as well as reducing execution cost.
Russell Investments was named as the winner of 2019 MMI/Barron’s Industry Award in the Thought Leadership/Education category for our recent Value of an Adviser Study - a comprehensive programme, with both adviser- and client-centric content, that takes a quantitative, data-driven approach to articulating the value that advisers provide to their clients.
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Russell Investments has in recent years established itself as one of the top providers of fiduciary management services in the UK , where its excellence has seen it win business as investors have sought to counter the effects of rising liability valuations, increased volatility and greater pressure on sponsor covenants. – Global Investor Group
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The judges unanimously felt that with a significant number of new mandates in the last 12 months and a passion demonstrated by a strong commitment from its existing clients, Russell Investments was a truly worthy winner of this competitive award.
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1 Source: Pension Bridge “Institutional Asset Management Awards 2020”, September 2020. https://iamanagementawards.awardstage.com/#!/p1
2 Based on total assets. Model providers surveyed during Q4 2019 were asked to provide estimated asset levels in models for accounts into which they had visibility. Source: Exhibit 3.02 Top-25 Asset Manager and Third-Party Strategist Providers of Asset Allocation Model Portfolios, The Cerulli Report - U.S. Asset Allocation Model Portfolios 2020.
3 Rankings are based on best-performing brokers as measured by the difference in cost/savings against the universe of Elkins/McSherry, a State Street company. The Elkins/McSherry universe is based on the top 50 brokers in each category by U.S. dollar volume. This is a quarterly ranking based on the previous four-quarters as of 30 June 2020.
4 As of 31 March 2020.