Nomura’s acquisition will lift AUM to about $770bn.
Category: Asset managers
Schroders: Is gold the new dollar?
Investors flocked to the safety of gold rather than the US dollar amid recent volatility as Trump rewrites the global monetary regime.
Fidelity: Focus on high-quality dividend payers
Investors should use the “three fundamental building blocks”, says Fidelity’s Jochen Breuer.
Wellington, Vanguard and Blackstone partner to combine public-private assets
The firms aim to bring multi-asset strategies with both public and private assets to the masses.
Liontrust and AllianzGI: All eyes on AI
After a volatile start to the year, two managers discuss the outlook for the tech market.
Top-performing fund beats S&P 500 buying cheap European stocks
The Brandes European value fund has been crushing the competition, and it boils down to a fixation on price, according to the fund’s co-manager Jeffrey Germain.
Eastspring: US equities set to underperform
Scope to cut interest rates will cushion Asian economies, according to the CIO and chief economist of Eastspring Investments.
BlackRock’s Fink: Uncertainty and anxiety dominate client conversations
The world’s largest asset manager reported a record $11.58trn of assets in the first quarter of 2025, slightly above the $11.55trn at the end of last year.
Aberdeen’s global FI head sticks to wholesale push
Jonathan Mondillo, Aberdeen’s global head of fixed income, tells FSA he is sticking to the firm’s credit research platform.
In a volatile world, diversification must go beyond 60/40
There is a growing consensus, which includes BlackRock’s Larry Fink, that a portfolio split between public equities and bonds is no longer enough in today’s markets
