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| | | ... argument," she said. Buckley heads the global fixed interest team at QIC, and manages a portfolio of more than $42 billion in FUM. |
| | | | ... of strategies including the firm's flagship International Fund, which holds more than $9 billion in funds under management (FUM), according to Rainmaker. Investment Trends research highlighted the fund manager's popularity among Australia's financial ... |
| | | | ... specialised criteria." Wellington's replacement is Carnegie Asset Management, a fund manager based in Copenhagen with $15 billion in FUM. Carnegie's investment strategy has remained unchanged since 1986, and invests a maximum of 30 stocks as part of ... |
| | | | ... financial adviser sector. "There's a business cap - we can continue to deliver excellent returns even if we had $5 billion in FUM... but I wouldn't want to aim for $20 billion in three years' time. "We don't want 500 advisers, we want small [numbers] ... |
| | | | ... Capital, subject to a successful IPO. If the merger proceeds, the new business will have $570 million in funds under management (FUM). |
| | | | ... in Australia, its asset management business is only a fraction of its size a few years ago. Besides the recent $1.8 billion FUM deal with Challenger, the group also sold around $13 billion of FUM, including in fixed income and international equities ... |
| | | | ... half year was the numbers from the wealth management arms, MLC and NAB Wealth. More specifically, MLC funds under management (FUM) rose by $44 billion to $114 billion, largely due to the Aviva acquisition, which was completed in October last year. Excluding ... |
| | | | ... Services Group has bought Credit Suisse Investments Australia, in a deal which will add nearly $1.8 billion to Challenger's FUM and broaden Challenger's footprint in the credit sector. As part of the deal, Challenger snapped up five Credit Suisse credit ... |
| | | | ... other asset classes including in fixed income and global property securities. Globally, the group oversees $550 billion in FUM, making it one of the world's top 20 largest fund managers. The parent group ING, however, is in the process of separating ... |
| | | | ... overall business as the expense of the necessary support functions can be better utilised by attracting more investors and FUM," he said. |
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