$2.5 trillion asset manager Invesco gave Andrew Schlossberg a mandate to drive change and innovation when he became CEO three years ago.
That brief paired modernization with continuity, requiring Schlossberg to preserve the firm’s historical knowledge and culture while reshaping a 90-plus-year-old company.
The assignment highlights how large, established investment firms are weighing innovation against institutional legacy as they define the next generation of leadership.
Will hiring non-traditional tech leaders to spearhead modernization ultimately strengthen legacy asset managers or dilute their foundational investment culture?
How can a 90-year-old financial giant integrate AI and blockchain without destroying the traditional expertise that built its $2.5 trillion empire?
With record 2026 inflows, is Invesco's pivot to tokenized funds the ultimate blueprint for bridging old-school finance and modern digital assets?