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Managers dip toes in cross-border pooling
By Thao HuaCross-border pooling platforms, originally established for multinational defined benefit plans, are now being used by money managers looking for a competitive edge in Europe.
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Managers dip toes in cross-border pooling
Cross-border pooling platforms, originally established for multinational defined benefit plans, are now being used by money managers looking for a competitive edge in Europe.
By Thao HuaInstitutional assets growing at Partners
Running money managers' personal assets can be a bit daunting. But that's just what London-based private investment office Partners Capital does, and how in turn it has leveraged those personal connections into building an institutional business that has grown to about $3 billion as of Sept. 30, from $20 million at the end of 2004.
By Drew CarterU.K. report pushes for more corporate governance activism
Investment managers should be more active on behalf of their clients in corporate governance of banks and other financial companies, according to recommendations in a U.K. report released Thursday.
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