Pattrn is a digital product and service design studio. Over the years we have gained significant experience in what good design looks like for global asset managers. We have used that knowledge to a UX report on the biggest global companies.


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Most asset manager sites still behave like publishing archives: lots of funds, insights, PDFs, market views, reports and product pages, but limited help for users trying to answer a specific question.

The FCA has continued to focus on consumer understanding, with its 2026 good-practice summary stating that firms need coherent end-to-end communication design, testing, monitoring and governance under Consumer Duty.

Personalisation is now a mainstream CX expectation. BCG’s 2025 research argues that companies leading in personalisation outperform laggards on growth, while only a small minority are currently true personalisation leaders.

Asset management brands often rely heavily on institutional credibility: scale, heritage, AUM, global presence and investment expertise. Those signals still matter, but they are no longer enough.

A common issue across asset manager websites is fragmentation. Users move between corporate pages, fund centres, insights hubs, country sites, campaign pages, portals, document libraries and third-party tools. The result is often a broken mental model.
Pattrn reviewed a focused set of global asset management websites to understand how effectively they support institutional and professional investor needs.
The audit looked across core experience attributes including navigation, content structure, fund discovery, thought leadership, product presentation, user confidence, brand expression, accessibility and technical performance.
We created the shortlist by selecting a representative group of global asset managers with comparable audiences, product complexity and digital ecosystems.
The list includes firms with strong international presence, established investment propositions and websites that need to serve multiple user types, markets and regulatory contexts.
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