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Traditional asset managers with assets below $1tn face struggle to stay independent
US asset manager cuts costs as activist Nelson Peltz joins the board
Asset manager also grants Trian’s Ed Garden a board seat to avoid proxy fight
Junko Nakagawa becomes chief executive at Nomura
US fund house seeks to save $110m over 3 years
A third of big investment companies have opted for Dublin or Luxembourg
US asset manager in talks with DoJ and SEC over work for government linked to dictator
UK’s Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association appoints Emma Douglas as policy board chair
Janus Henderson hires Georgina Fogo as chief risk officer
Emerging markets veteran Mark Mobius to launch fund venture in Europe
Och-Ziff has appointed Robert Shafir as chief executive after succession battle
Joseph Sullivan says industry has become used to ‘unsustainable’ margins
Men and women in asset manager’s US workforce offered three months paid in full
US asset manager adds extra ‘female perspective’ as it beefs up board diversity
Pressure mounts on industry to shed its ‘pale, male and stale’ image
City minister Stephen Barclay meets industry leaders amid concerns over split from EU
An experienced bond manager makes all the difference, says Legg Mason’s Thomas Hoops
Research warns many of the popular strategies do not perform as well as predicted
Britt Harris is the new CEO of the University of Texas Investment Management Company
Britain’s departure from EU push fund houses to bolster presence in mainland Europe
Popular investment strategy drew a net $24bn in the first three months of the year
Stockpickers turn to strategies that are difficult to replicate in a passive format
The endowments of more than three-quarters of US universities have shrunk
