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By: Jennifer Ablan, Douglas Appell
Henry Mallari-D'Auriahas been named CIO of global and emerging markets equities as Rupal Bhansali plans to step down to start her own firm.
GMO, usually the wallflower when markets party, says pickings are as good as they've ever been
By: Douglas Appell
Asset management search boutiques David Barrett Partners and BraddockMatthews see synergies in a future together, insisting the two firms complete each other.
By: Douglas Appell
SSGA cited market gains for its record AUM but predicted the market is likely to remain flat for the rest of 2024.
View Key Data: BlackRock Anne Ackerley will step down as head of BlackRock 's retirement group in early July, less than three months
By: Douglas Appell
Moody's says unfunded liabilities for U.S. state and local pension plans fell to $2.5 trillion from $6 trillion four years ago.
Invesco reported record assets under management of $1.72 trillion at the close of the second quarter as well as its strongest net inflows in years, helped by its business in big Asia Pacific markets such as China and Japan.
By: Douglas Appell
McKinsey said U.S. asset managers continued to face structural headwinds in 2023 but opportunities look set to improve as banks and insurers restructure their balance sheets.
View Key Data: BlackRock BlackRock and a trio of partners aim to raise $30 billion to invest in data centers and the supporting
Peter Weidner stepped down as head of Allspring Global Investments' systematic edge equity business at the end of September, a spokesperson for Allspring confirmed.
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