Worldwide investment fund assets have seen a resurgence in the first quarter of this year, increasing by 9.2% to €48.02 trillion.
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Worldwide investment fund assets have seen a resurgence in the first quarter of this year, increasing by 9.2% to €48.02 trillion.
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Paris-based investment manager Ossiam has introduced an environmental, social and governance (ESG) multi-factor strategy targeting US equities, listed on the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday.
Australia-based First State Investments is expanding into the Chinese market with the launch of a Ucits fund offering investors exposure to companies in mainland China through securities listed on the country’s stock exchange.
London-based green fund house Impax Asset Management saw its assets under management (AuM) increase 6% to £13.3 billion (€12.1 billion) in the first half of its financial year to March 31, despite market volatility.
