“With complementary capabilities and a track record of strong investment performance, Putnam expands our ability to offer more choice to more clients,” said Jenny Johnson, President and CEO of Franklin Templeton.
Santander to buy BNP Paribas Mexico asset management business
"Wealth management and insurance is one of the fastest-growing global businesses for the group, and Mexico is one of our main markets," said Victor Matarranz, Santander's global head of wealth management and insurance.
JP Morgan closes agreement with Calastone in Brazil
Brazil is one of the largest fund markets in the world and is currently growing in scale. CVM 175 presents an opportunity for Brazilian investors to further diversify their investments, and this connectivity allows JP Morgan Asset Management in Brazil to prepare for the future," said William Brennan, Director of New Markets at Calastone.
Bci Asset Management adds HSBC funds to its offering
One hundred global mutual funds will be made available to private banks, stockbrokers, family offices and insurance companies throughout the region.
Itaú expands third-party offering with Principal retirement products
LifeTime fund line will be offered to the bank's customers for voluntary pension savings.
Econsult transfers half its funds to Principal AGF
Following the agreement, the manager retains only two local feeder funds that invest in foreign real-estate assets through Brookfield.
JP Morgan AM widens distribution of its funds in Chile
Through an alliance with Banco Bci, the manager will intensify its distribution to private-banking clients, says Juan Pablo Soffia Moller, JPAM's Chilean MD.
Franklin Templeton to acquire Alcentra from BNY Mellon
Franklin's alternative credit specialist, Benefit Street Partners, will expand its capabilities and presence in Europe, doubling its assets under management to USD 77 billion globally.
Itaú puts Goldman brand name on in-house feeder fund
The Goldman Sachs Global Millennials USD Selection Ações feeder fund will be available through Itaú’s fund of funds platform and is aimed at qualified local investors.
XP and Banco Modal join forces to accelerate disruption in the Brazilian financial industry
The companies share a common goal of exceeding clients’ expectations and democratizing access to high quality and low-cost financial products and services.