Aberdeen bolts on second alternatives business in two months
Aberdeen Asset Management has agreed to acquire private equity and real assets manager FLAG Capital Management as part of an ongoing bid to scale up its presence in the alternatives space.
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Aberdeen bolsters alternatives offering
In a bid to further bolster is position within the alternatives space, Aberdeen Asset Management is to buy SVG Capitals minority stake in the firms joint venture, Aberdeen SVG Private Equity Managers for £29m.
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Amundi brings in alternatives strategy head
Amundi Alternative Investments has announced the recruitment of a new head of directional strategies.
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Aberdeen AM launches China A share fund
Global investment manager Aberdeen Asset Management has launched a China A-share fund with the aim of achieving long term growth for investors through the Chinese stock market.
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Investors rally against firm after £9m losses
Hundreds of investors who lost around £9m in an allegedly fraudulent investment scheme are uniting to try to get their money back.
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Aberdeen suffers 4 8bn outflows in Q4
Aberdeen Asset Management said it is in “good shape” despite its assets under management shrinking by £4.8bn in the last three months of 2014.
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Aberdeen starts operations in Indonesia
Aberdeen Asset Management Asia has launched its business in Indonesia as a fully licensed onshore fund manager.
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Matthews Asia hires Steedman
Neil Steedman, formerly head of UK discretionary sales at Aberdeen has joined Matthews Asia as head of UK business development.
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Aberdeen Rob Hudson appointment
Hudson will strengthen the Aberdeen-based asset managers digital platform, allowing clients more comprehensive access to information on the firms range of products in reaction to what the firm described as an evolving investment environment.
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Three natural resources funds to watch out for
Fatima Khizou, investment research analyst at Morningstar, identifies three natural resources funds to watch over the next three years.
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Aberdeen awarded licence to
Aberdeen Asset Management has received its first RQFII licence, allowing it to become the latest company to invest directly into Chinas A-share market.
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Aberdeen outflows reach 5pt5bn
Aberdeen Asset Management was hit by £5.5bn net outflows in the three months up to 30 June, the company said in its nine month interim management statement.