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re: Who are Louisiana's biggest "in state" money managers
Posted on 8/15/23 at 1:57 pm to slackster
Posted on 8/15/23 at 1:57 pm to slackster
Are you asking who has the largest assets under care of Louisiana RIAs or something along those lines, or what is the largest individual account that is managed in state?
The latter, in other words which entity manages the most money from Louisiana and in Louisiana? For example Teachers Pension in LA is almost all managed by NYC firms. I think PAN AM Life in NO manages most of their $2B internally by people in their office. Who else does this?
The latter, in other words which entity manages the most money from Louisiana and in Louisiana? For example Teachers Pension in LA is almost all managed by NYC firms. I think PAN AM Life in NO manages most of their $2B internally by people in their office. Who else does this?
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Posted on 8/15/23 at 2:08 pm to secfballfan
LAMP manages north of $2B. It's basically a money market fund, but it's big and manages a ton of municipalities and such.
Posted on 8/15/23 at 3:17 pm to secfballfan
Due to various conflicts of interest you probably won’t see a ton of “local” money managers for these entities.
Somewhat related, my guess would be that b1Bank has the most LA deposits as they’re the largest LA-domiciled bank, even though they’re only 6th largest by deposits in the state (JPM, Capital One, Hancock Whitney, Regions, First Horizon are all 2-6.5x bigger in LA).
Somewhat related, my guess would be that b1Bank has the most LA deposits as they’re the largest LA-domiciled bank, even though they’re only 6th largest by deposits in the state (JPM, Capital One, Hancock Whitney, Regions, First Horizon are all 2-6.5x bigger in LA).
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