Invesco Ltd. (NYSE: IVZ) reported preliminary month-end assets under management of $1,772.0 billion, a decrease of 1.3% versus the previous month-end. Read the press release for more details: https://ow.ly/NESA50U4A2S
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Invesco Ltd. recently announced that its assets under management (AUM) have reached $1,795.6 billion, marking a 2.5% increase from the previous month. These figures indicate that Invesco Ltd., under the leadership of CEO Marty Flanagan, is capturing significant attention in the investment market. The firm recorded net long-term inflows of $3.3 billion and saw a substantial $11.2 billion influx into money market funds. Favorable market returns added an impressive $25 billion to AUM (Assets Under Management), highlighting Invesco Ltd.'s ability to navigate and succeed in a dynamic financial environment. For investors in LATAM, these figures signal emerging opportunities within the region's investment landscape. As Invesco Ltd. strategically positions itself for future growth, LATAM investors should consider how to leverage these developments to maximize their returns. The evolving financial landscape presents unique prospects, making this an opportune moment for investors to engage and capitalize on potential gains in LATAM. Invesco US, Invesco EMEA, Invesco US Institutional, Invesco Canada Institutional, Invesco Asset Management (India) Private Limited, Invesco India Pvt. Ltd. (Hyderabad), Invesco Asia Pacific, Invesco US Institutional, Invesco Private Capital.
Invesco Ltd. (NYSE: IVZ) reported preliminary month-end assets under management of $1,795.6 billion, an increase of 2.5% versus the previous month-end. Read the press release for more details: https://ow.ly/4jif50THUk8
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"The future of fixed income is building public and private portfolios to optimize liquidity, yield, and diversification." So says BlackRock in the news release officially announcing its acquisition of HPS. The big news is finally official. HPS, one of the last independently-owned large private credit managers, is going to become part of asset management giant BlackRock. Silla Brush has more on what this all means for the industry: https://lnkd.in/eXqzaH8W And here is the news release: https://lnkd.in/eg7hSkn9 #privatecredit #assetmanagement #directlending #assetmanagement #wallstreet
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Active investment management with seasoned specialists is what we stand for at Vontobel. You would be forgiven to think I might have a personal bias given my background, but fixed income markets are inherently a fertile ground for active managers. This is due to the breadth of investable segments with very diverse risk-return characteristics, the variety of dimensions and available instruments and the fact that most of the trading is done “over the counter” or off an exchange. As we witness the first reset of yields since 2008 and what could be the start of old-style monetary cycles again, we think investors ought to revisit how they invest in fixed income. In his latest article, Felipe Villarroel from our TwentyFour Asset Management LLP boutique, examines what the second half of 2024 is likely to bring to fixed income investors and explains the opportunities available. Read more on our approach: https://bit.ly/3Wh815I #Vontobel #Investing #Activeinvesting
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The asset management industry has been taking a liking to active ETFs recently. The share of actively managed ETFs in the US market reached 8.5% by March 2024, as reported by Morningstar. Active ETFs had higher growth rates than traditional index funds in 2023. Actively managed equity ETFs alone grew 48% organically last year. This year it grew 37% versus last year’s growth of only 8%. Morningstar also calculated that, in each year since 2018, active ETFs have had net flows of at least $25bn and experienced an organic growth rate of over 30% in the US. [Excerpt from latest BLOG POST] Continue reading more of our latest blog post! 🌊⛵ https://lnkd.in/gXT2HTBu . . . #WindwardRecruiting #wealth #business #movingyouforward #morningstar
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UBS Revamps How It Sells Private Asset Funds as Demand Booms : Unified Global Alternatives pooling all of the bank’s private-markets offerings into one unit to provide a wider offering of alternative funds — everything from buyout shops to hedge funds to real estate — to all of its clients : Private Markets have been booming over the past decade thanks to low interest rates and rising valuations, helping pension funds and institutional investors to boost returns they wouldn’t find in public markets : UBS’s asset management and wealth business together manage $250 billion of invested assets in alternative markets
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“We are seeing that managers are simply calling more capital than they are giving back, in part because they recognize that they have to start putting all the capital they have raised to work as investment periods continue to tick by,” says Jochen Mende, Head of Private Equity Secondaries at UBS Asset Management. Read the full roundtable at https://bit.ly/3RZyLq0 #PrivateMarkets #AssetManagement #PrivateEquity #ShareUBS
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The BlackRock endgame. BlackRock’s $3.2B acquisition of Preqin this week signals the next evolution in their revolution of private markets. This week's Alt Goes Mainstream AGM Weekly breaks down what BlackRock's landmark acquisition of Preqin means for private markets and how BlackRock could be playing the long game in the convergence between public and private markets. Read on to read more on BlackRock Chairman & CEO Larry Fink's endgame of the "indexation" of private markets and why data and standardization are critical components to realizing that vision👇 This week's AGM Weekly, brought to you by 73 Strings, covers: 🗂️ AGM Index, an index that tracks the leading publicly traded alternative asset managers. 🗞️ AGM News of the Week, this week covering: 📌 Goldman Sachs' Christian Mueller-Glissmann in The Financial Times on "the optimal portfolio for the next decade." 📌 Bloomberg's Neil Callanan on some of the worries that the growth in private credit poses. 📌 Bloomberg Wealth's David Rubenstein and Canyon Partners Josh Friedman on the explosive growth of private credit and what it means for the industry. 💻 Who is hiring: Senior-level positions from companies Blackstone, Apollo Global Management, Inc., iCapital, Blue Owl Capital, 73 Strings, Hightower Advisors, Goldman Sachs Asset Management, Canoe Intelligence. Subscribe 👇 to see the latest trends & navigate this rapidly changing landscape as alts go mainstream. https://lnkd.in/ewiG7wfh
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Thank you Steve Johnson at the Financial Times for shining a global spotlight on the importance of ETFs in the U.S model portfolio space. As an investment solution that benefits all parties in the ecosystem—investors, FAs, asset managers and distributors—it’s no wonder that model adoption is so high with nearly 9 of 10 FAs using them including one-quarter exclusively for their fee-based business. See more of my discussion here, including Broadridge’s sizing of the model market as well as insights from Todd Rosenbluth and Bryan Armour, CFA. https://lnkd.in/eKJEGG8Z #DataAnalytics #AssetManagement #WealthManagement #ModelPortfolio #ETFs
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💡 💡 💡 An absolutely interesting study by Barbara Claus from Scope Fund Analysis that is well worth reading. Congratulations! However, there is one point from the study that is new to report: Janus Henderson Investors has already gone one step further and launched the first active ETF a few days ago. By the way: active in this case means really active. 😉 You can find more information under the following link: https://lnkd.in/ebMBJz7y For professionals only. Capital at risk. #MarketingCommunication #ETF #activemanagement
The market for active ETFs is growing fast. Assets under management are on the rise, new funds are being created, and new providers are entering the segment. Active ETFs with a five-year record have performed well, says analyst Barbara Claus, author of our latest study on this fund category. JPMORGAN ASSET MANAGEMENT (EUROPE) SARL, Amundi, Fidelity International, PIMCO, HSBC, AXA Investment Managers, Vanguard Dr. Lars Edler, André Haertel, Felix Hoffmann, Ädris Osmani, André Fischer, Christoph Platt
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