The total assets of Billion Dollar Club firms on Jan 1, 2012 will be:

$1 trillion

9%
$1.1 trillion

6%
$1.2 trillion

22%
$1.3 trillion

3%
$1.4 trillion (same as July 1)

3%
$1.5 trillion

6%
$1.6 trillion

12%
$1.7 trillion

16%
$1.8 trillion

3%
$1.9 trillion

3%
$2 trillion

16%

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I'm going with $1.6 billion. The pension inflows are a long-term secular shift that will continue to pump assets into the largest firms regardless of short-term performance (with the caveat that spectacularly bad performance would slow or halt the trend for a while).

Oct 03, 2011

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