PGIM plots European push from Amsterdam
US group has received approval from the Dutch authorities to operate an Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM)
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European retail investor hotspots revealed
Retail investors account for the majority of fund groups’ assets in six European countries
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Russell Investments appoints head of France
US asset manager appoints Paris-based Riccardo Stucchi to build its business in the country
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M&G appoints Luxembourg managing director
Micaela Forelli will be responsible for guiding firm’s business entities in Luxembourg and leading local offices
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Tobam hires new French business development chief
French asset manager seeks to develop market share in home country, which accounts for 5% of total AUM
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BNP Paribas AM goes 100% sustainable
French group claims shift to a sustainable investment approach across entire fund range is significant milestone
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What does Brexit mean for European fund managers?
Asset managers in Europe have their businesses positioned for a ‘no deal’ Brexit, writes Dippy Singh With Brexit looming, European fund managers are continuing to evaluate how the UK’s departure from the trading bloc will affect their operations and portfolios. Ahead of the UK leaving on 31 October, deal no deal, fund managers across continental…
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Commerz Fund Solutions to delist ETFs in Hong Kong
Hong Kong ETFs withdrawn over lack of investor interest leaving market with just one product tracking German index
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Belgian and Dutch selectors warm to European equities
Many investors have shunned European equities, but Belgian and Dutch fund buyers see long-term value opportunities
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Fund Manager Focus: Ayaaz Allymun
Allymun runs Tobam’s Anti-Benchmark Emerging Markets Equity Fund and outlines his strategy in comparison with peers
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Fund selectors sour on illiquids after scandals
Over three quarters of fund selectors polled in Luxembourg said they were avoiding illiquid assets at present time
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A breakdown of the H2O liquidity crisis
Morningstar has expressed concerns about liquidity in some Natixis subsidiary’s corporate bond holdings