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				<div class="et_pb_text_inner">Many large institutional investors hold the belief that they have an advantage over smaller investors on account of their scale. How does that scale equate to an advantage? Does that scale really result in better returns?<br />
Analysis of CEM Benchmarking’s database of large asset owner cost and performance data shows that the largest institutional investors do add incremental value over and above smaller funds. Download our research to find all the details.</div>
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