LGIM launches private credit portfolio
Fund will aim to offer strategic alternative to cash and other short-dated credit alternatives
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LGIM adds four investment strategies to ETF range
Including one that explores the metaverse and another that harnesses the science of light
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Nordics attract another global asset manager
Stockholm office will be led by former Deutsche Bank institutional equity sales director
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LGIM forges ahead with global ESG reform of corporates
Voted against 4,000 company directors globally in 2019
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LGIM unveils thematic ETFs focused on disruptive tech
Three new Ucits funds will focus on opportunities created by innovations in AI, healthcare and clean water
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LGIM: ESG integration stands at a crossroads
ESG has become an industry obsession, yet the impact on flows has been limited. LGIM’s Simon Hynes explains why
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LGIM plots Italy expansion
Legal & General Investment Management has launched a retail business in Italy as it seeks to expand in Europe
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Global plastics purge to hit oil investors
Ecowarriors could have double the reason to celebrate the global push to eradicate plastics after Legal & General Investment Management highlighted the negative impact lower demand will have on the oil and petrochemical sectors.
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LGIM gets green light for Brexit plans
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has got the green light for its Brexit plans for European Union clients from the Irish regulator.
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Capital market risks loom if passives dominate
The rapid growth in passive investing is likely to cause more sudden and sharp movements in equity markets but could also give active fund manager a bigger role in influencing stock moves, according to three top industry executives.
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LGIM buys $2.7bn ETF platform
Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) is the latest asset manager to venture into the ETF space. The British company has bought the $2.7bn (€2.3bn) European ETF platform run by ETF Securities. The acquisition is part of a wider push into Europe by LGIM.
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Markets shake off Trump triumph, but long-term risks loom
The surprise US election victory by Donald Trump has greatly increased uncertainty, yet asset prices are now back at similar levels as just a couple of days ago when a Clinton victory looked more likely.