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| | | ... 16.7% and 10.2% respectively. Managers from rest of the world saw their AUM grow by 19.4%. Of the top 20, 14 are US fund managers, accounting for 78.6% of the top 20 AUM. On the whole, passive investments represent 26%, an increase of 16.2% compared ... |
| | | | ... its other brands including Insight and Newton. The US business, Eolas Capital is looking to partner with either US fund managers and ex-US fund managers looking to tap into the American US market. |
| | | | ... management incubator based in New York. The new business will be called Eolas Capital and partner with either US fund managers and ex US fund managers looking to tap into the American market. Eolas will provide partner capital, industry expertise and ... |
| | | | Recent share market turbulence is not spooking investors as the majority are adamant about holding onto their equity portfolio, Financial Standard's spot poll shows. Most readers (61%) said volatility raging in global and local share markets won't ... |
| | | | Under the Government's MySuper legislation, it is vital for corporate super specialists to engage with their clients and focus on exited members, warns CESSA. Douglas Latto, president at the Corporate Super Specialist Alliance (CESSA) said that the ... |
| | | | ... their exposure to US equities while 31% remain underweight in eurozone equities, up from 35% in December, with US fund managers returning to bank stocks with the proportion underweight in banks dropping to 16% from 32% last month. European fund managers ... |
| | | | ... with Rosenberg Investment Management and Salomon Smith Barney/Citigroup Asset Management. A rising number of US fund managers are looking to enter the Australian market, due to its proximity to Asia, financial stability and similar business principles. ... |
| | | | Century Australia Investments (CYA) has appointed Perennial Value Management as the interim manager replacing 452 Capital for the firm's Australian equities portfolio. According to a press statement, CYA received proposals from various fund managers ... |
| | | | A US-based study has found many US fund managers are churning their portfolio more often than they said they would - giving new evidence that short-termism is rife and long-termism is just lip service for many. The study found nearly two thirds of institutionally ... |
| | | | ... report's authors drew their research from a database that analysed the political contributions and stock holdings of US fund managers over a 15-year period (from 1992 to 2006). Democrats are defined as those managers with net positive contributions for ... |
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