How did Invesco become a leading asset manager?
Invesco has grown and changed over Marty Flanagan’s 18-year tenure as President and CEO, but one constant has been the firm’s singular focus on client success. This has been an important fundamental element of the organization as Andrew Schlossberg becomes President and CEO and Marty transitions to Chairman Emeritus.
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Andrew Schlossberg: Yeah, I think the strengths of Invesco being a truly global international organization, being relevant, being on the ground, knowing what those clients’ needs are, and then working backward from them, I think has always helped keep us in front of trends and help keep us relevant with clients. And that absolutely will continue. I mean, that's the DNA of the company. The other thing is, from a cultural standpoint, collaboration, teamwork, building on each other's ideas, that that's a hallmark as well.
And so having the global, international and the collaboration and teamwork is a pretty special recipe. How you apply that to clients’ needs, how you take that to different market conditions or economic changes is what we constantly and you've constantly done in your leadership. And something I know myself and the leadership team are excited about taking forward and continuing that evolution.
Marty Flanagan: And I think just on that point, you're bringing out something that's really important today. There's constant change in the industry, but as we know, it's $100 trillion global industry is going to continue to grow. And those firms that are nimble enough, thoughtful enough have the resources to invest on the right things for client success, they are going to be the ones that are winners.