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  • 1 week ago | citywire.com | Joseph Eden

    French asset management giant Amundi intensified its stewardship efforts in 2024, engaging with 2,883 companies worldwide – a 10% increase over the previous year – as part of its ongoing commitment to responsible investing. The data was released today in Amundi’s latest Engagement Report, which details the firm’s approach to influencing corporate behaviour on key environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.

  • 1 week ago | citywire.com | Joseph Eden

    Long-serving portfolio manager, Guido Chamorro has left Pictet, the Swiss asset manager has confirmed to Citywire Selector, stepping away from management responsibilities on the $1.7bn (€1.5bn) Global Emerging Debt fund. Chamorro, who joined the firm as an analyst in 2005 and later became a senior  investment manager focused on EMD, had co-managed the strategy since 2007, accruing over 20 years of fixed income experience.

  • 1 week ago | citywire.com | Olivia Bybel |Frank Talbot |Joseph Eden

    We may not know the answer for some time, but the short-term portents are not good Morningstar has dived headlong into the huge uptick in investor interest for AI/Big Data strategies. But what will come next? Defence giants are delivering double-digit revenue growth as European geopolitics fuels a continental arms race. Some top selectors say there was never any 'economic narrative' to claims ESG would boost returns, while others remain 'fully committed'.

  • 1 week ago | citywire.com | Joseph Eden

    Les marchés privés ne sont plus les forteresses fermées qu’elles étaient autrefois. Un record : 45% des sélectionneurs de fonds ont désormais accès aux actifs privés. Mais si l’acceptation de ces marchés traditionnellement plus opaques s’accroît, la clarté sur les cas où il ne faut pas les utiliser s’accroît également. Plus d’un cinquième (21%) des investisseurs de fonds ont déclaré à Citywire qu’ils évitaient catégoriquement les marchés privés, car ils ne «conviennent pas» à leur clientèle.

  • 1 week ago | citywire.com | Joseph Eden

    Ossiam, filiale d’investissement quantitatif de Natixis, a élargi sa gamme de stratégies de trésorerie alternatives avec le lancement de l’ETF Ossiam Serenity USD. Cela fait suite au succès de son homologue libellé en euros introduit en décembre, a indiqué le groupe français.

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