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| | ... BNP Paribas to offload its asset management business for $8.5 billion. AXA Investment Managers has been part of the AXA Group for 25 years and, in that time, has grown to house some $1.4 trillion (€850 billion) in funds under management. When combined ... |
| | | AXA IM Alts has announced a number of senior internal appointments to its Australian leadership team as part of its ongoing plan to drive growth in Australia's market. Antoine Mesnage has been appointed as AXA IM Alts head of Australia, effective ... |
| | | ... "If I am right, very slowly central banks will have to concede that they need to change their policies," Ward said. AXA group chief economist Gilles Moëc, meanwhile, took a different stance. He spoke in favour of inflation, pointing out that around ... |
| | | ... and the World Health Organization Framework. It has more than 120 founding signatories including BNP Paribas, Natixis, AXA Group and AMP Capital. |
| | | ... Previously he was managing director of Accenture's Asia Pacific insurance and wealth business, with clients including AXA Group, AMP, Prudential Asia, Allianz China, Australian Super and QBE Group. Company chair Tony Killen said: "We are delighted Mr ... |
| | | ... added. AXA IM said it has an established track record of managing SmartBeta type strategies for its insurance parent AXA Group. Craig Hurt, AXA IM's Director of Australia & New Zealand, anticipates increased interest in these solutions as the 1 July ... |
| | | ... wealth Protection at AMP. The new group insurance offering brings together the features from the stand-alone AMP and AXA group products, such as a minimum plan size of 10 and relaxing underwriting requirement for larger plans. Bergin explained that offering ... |
| | | ... to a tail risk at a stock, sector or country level. AXA Investment Managers is an asset management company within the AXA Group, with $648bn in assets under management at December 2011. |
| | | ... Rainmaker Platform Report. The big seven that include BT Financial Group, MLC, CFS, OnePath, Macquarie and the combined AMP-AXA group, by June 2011 controlled 84% of the market, up from 73% in 2003. The influence of platform operators is significant ... |
| | | ... relationships with super wraps or broking houses. One player to make this transformation is Multiport, part of the broad AMP-AXA group, which has just broken through funds under administration of $2 billion through its servicing of about 2,000 funds. ... |
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