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| | | ... Asia. BMO's local intermediary business is led by Michael Angwin. Trawalla Capital currently has stakes in two other boutiques, Qualitas and Armitage Associates, which manage their distribution themselves. |
| | | | ... Pacific Current Group, representing $64.7 billion of PAC's total $93.3 billion funds under management across 12 boutiques, as at June end. All of this is in open-ended vehicles. GQG's total funds under management, across the world, swelled by ... |
| | | | ... the quarter, however net of client losses its client base only increased by 2. The majority of these new clients were boutiques, a spokesperson said, and not inclusive of a registry deal with Pendal announced in May. The firm's US private equity business ... |
| | | | ... client accounting for its fund administration business and Ernst & Young as an executive. Pinnacle's investment boutiques collectively manage $57 billion across a range of asset classes. It provides distribution and support services to its fifteen ... |
| | | | ... chair and former Pengana, CFSGAM and Ascalon sales lead Damien Hatfield as head of distribution. It will partner with boutiques on a revenue share and/or equity ownership model. It is currently owned by LSL Partners, a principal investment firm supported ... |
| | | | ... sufficient scale, and industry headwinds and barriers to entry were strong. At the time of the decision, Prodigy's boutiques had about $80 to $90 million, with no institutional investors. It had two offices - in Sydney and Melbourne - with about ... |
| | | | One of the country's oldest boutiques has appointed a new head of ESG, hiring from BT. Maple-Brown Abbott has appointed Emma Pringle to the role while current head Natasha McKean takes maternity leave. Pringle joins Maple-Brown Abbott from BT where ... |
| | | | ... just to execute those positions." Those are just some of the considerations that both merging super funds and newer boutiques would have to make - driving interest in outsourced trading, he said. When asked whether outsourced trading poses any risks ... |
| | | | ... yet to see a version that's actually worked well," Jain said. "This is a cottage industry, they are supposed to be boutiques and it has changed into an asset gathering machine, and you lose that boutique culture very quickly when you become part ... |
| | | | ... Australia and overseas. "We've seen increased interest in our products here in Australia, but also in our UK-based boutiques and their offerings," Bingham said. "As always, we're focused on delivering the best outcomes for our clients across ... |
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