The world's largest investor is reportedly cutting jobs

Larry Fink's investment giant, BlackRock, is reportedly planning some job cuts.

The firm, which manages $4.6 trillion in assets, is planing to cut up to 400 jobs, according to Bloomberg's Sabrina Willmer and Kiel Porter.

The cuts would affect about 3% of BlackRock's 13,000 employees.

Fink in January predicted that there would be layoffs around this time of year due to market turbulence in the first part of 2016.

Here's what he said in a January interview with CNBC:

Having a market decline like this in the first couple of weeks of the year really, in my mind, puts a negativity across the economy. A negativity to every CEO who is looking at his or her stock price. A negativity related to business and the forward thinking about businesses. I actually believe you're going to start seeing more layoffs in the middle part of the first quarter, definitely the second quarter because of this. If we don't see some swift rebound - and as I said I think we're going to have probably more pain before we have that lift - but I do believe by the second half of the year the markets going to be higher.

He wasn't wrong.

Last week, job cuts were announced at Goldman Sachs, the Japanese bank Nomura and Credit Suisse. Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank have also cut headcount this year.

Business Insider has reached out to BlackRock for comment.