2022年4月1日

分享AMP首都德莫特·瑞恩和汤姆年轻了6亿美元奇怪tax-aware股权收入发电机文艺复兴时期的资产管理战略,作为他们的老东家出价告别上市股票和固定收益业务。德莫特·瑞安有了文艺复兴与co-PM汤姆年轻。他们保持旧AMP资本战略但必须从头开始构建嬉笑。路易Douvis瑞恩和年轻的有权使用他们的旧的投资策略。安保资金的告别礼物其20奇怪的澳大利亚股票投资团队坚持到最后。但他们将进行全新安装的钱因为他们老嬉笑的麦格理资产管理。策略是6亿美元的峰值,散户和机构之间的男女。文艺复兴时期的合作伙伴将种子瑞恩和年轻的新基金。它将必须通过零售评级公司和机构资产顾问再次审批,但会使用其旧记录。那样以来,11%的年化收益9.3%三年2月结束。 Advertisement Renaissance Asset Management’s focused on small caps, mid-caps and REITs so far, and so the AMP Capital strategy, with its focus on larger caps, won’t have overlap with Renaissance’s existing offering. For Renaissance’s founders David Fleming and Glen Hoffman, Ryan and Young’s arrival is a replay of their own circumstances. They founded the firm in 2003 after a similarly blessed strategy transfer from Rothschild Asset Management as it looked to get out of managing money in Australi a. Fleming had been the head of smaller caps and another ex-Rothschild investor Damien Barrack co-founded the listed property investing unit. Earlier this week, AMP Capital small caps team’s Phillip Hudak and Matt Griffin joined Maple-Brown Abbott to start a new fund, while Giuseppe Corona’s seven-person listed infrastructure team landed at HSBC. Macquarie Asset Management picked up $47 billion of funds under management from AMP Capital’s fixed income and global equities business for about $63 million in cash. With that, all of AMP Capital’s equities portfolio managers have new jobs. It leaves AMP with a multi-asset group, which builds portfolios from external funds instead of running strategies of its own. The other remaining part is the private markets business Collimate Capital, which AMP wants to demerge but for which it received a bid from Asian real estate giant ESR , who later shelved the plans. Anthony Macdonald co-edits Street Talk, specialising in private equity, investment banking, M&A and equity capital markets. He has 10 years' experience as a business journalist and worked at PwC, auditing and advising financial services companies. Connect with Anthony on Twitter . Email Anthony at a.macdonald@afr.com Sarah Thompson has co-edited Street Talk since 2009, specialising in private equity, investment banking, M&A and equity capital markets stories. Prior to that, she spent 10 years in London as a markets and M&A reporter at Bloomberg and Dow Jones. Email Sarah at sarah.thompson@afr.com Kanika Sood is a journalist based in Sydney who writes for the Street Talk column. Email Kanika at kanika.sood@afr.com.au Save