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- Sixth Street partners with Northwestern for $13B in ABS
- Capital Group and KKR enter into strategic partnership for alternatives, private credit, and beyond
- Aflac gets into private credit with 40% stake in Tree Line Capital
- Brookfield acquires majority stake in asset-based private credit firm Castlelake – another david and goliath partnership.
- BNY partners with CIFC on private credit
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2011 Global Asset Management Cash Flow Review & Outlook for 2012 – The 1%
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Daniel Enskat, Head of Global Consulting, Senior Managing Director +1 212 217 6859, daniel@sionline.com 2011 GLOBAL MUTUAL FUND FLOWS DECREASE BY 80% TO $200 BILLION BUT THE 1% OF TOP PRODUCTS COLLECT $1 TRILLION IN NEW … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, China, consulting, distribution
Tagged 1%, 2011, 2011 outlook, 2012 outlook, asset international, asset management, assets, cash flows, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, finance, global funds, head of global consulting, leading managers, mutual funds, strategic insight, top managers, top products, ucits
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Emerging markets flex their muscles: Sao Paulo’s Safra brings Samba to Switzerland’s Sarasin:
For a few years now we have commented in our research on a metatrend “West-to-East”, developed market managers in the US or Europe leaving their domestic grass to look for greener postures in high-growth emerging markets, either organically or via … Continue reading
Posted in apps, asia, beauty, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, China, consulting, distribution, Enskat, information delivery, institutions, LatAm, Latin America, management, private banking, SWFs, switzerland, UCITS, wealth management
Tagged acquisitions, asia, asset international, asset management, brand, Brazil, building bridges, business, Chile, China, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, e2D, E2W, east-to-west, emerging markets, emerging-to-developed, europe, head of global consulting, hong kong, julius baer, safra, sarasin, strategic insight, W2E, westtoeast
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Emerging Market Bridges Asia-LatAm: CCB is targeting Brazil
One of the central themes in my latest book, State of the Asset Management Industry – Latin America, is around greater and more direct links between fast-growth emerging economies and regions, especially Asia and Latin America. This morning the Financial … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, Chile, China, consulting, Enskat, information delivery, Uncategorized
Tagged asset international, asset management, brand, Brazil, building bridges, ccb, china construction bank, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, head of global consulting, latam, miami, mutual funds, strategic insight
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Interviews in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on the Latin America Asset Management Industry
Last month in Brazil at the Fund Forum, I had the pleasure of giving the opening keynote speech and to interview a few of the leaders of the industry in Latin America. 1. Daniel Enskat interviews Carlos Andre (Head of … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, Chile, China, consulting, distribution, EFAMA, Enskat, information delivery, institutions, LatAm, Latin America, Uncategorized
Tagged #FFI11, 2011 outlook, amancio perez, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, bb dtvm, brand, Brazil, building bridges, business, carlos andre, China, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, fund forum Latin america, fund forum tv, head of global consulting, latin america, pictet
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The Week in Global Asset Management: Rogue traders, global cash flows, Mack the Knife, Chilean disapprovals, and more
Another tumultuous week for global financial markets and the asset management industry. The US still leads the world in many ways, but some things are scary to watch. The week hit a low point with the second Republican debate – … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, Chile, Uncategorized
Tagged 2011 outlook, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, bryan liu, building bridges, business, daniel enskat, delta one, dubai, etfs, finance, global flow review, head of global consulting, jamie maak, kiervel, marketing, morgan stanley, mutual funds, Pension Funds, rogue, rogue trader, sgam, strategic insight, trade, travel, ubs, ucits
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Chile “disapproves” Dublin products in its pension funds… opportunity for Luxembourg, threat for UCITS?
Chile’s Comision Clasificadora de Riesgo (CCR) this month “disapproved” Dublin-based UCITS products from being invested into by Chilean pension funds due to credit rating downgrades and sovereign debt concerns – according to regulators and industry experts, Moody’s decision to downgrade … Continue reading
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, Chile, consulting, distribution, EFAMA, Enskat, LatAm, Latin America, Uncategorized
Tagged asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, building bridges, business, Chile, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, dublin, europe, finance, head of global consulting, hong kong, ireland, marketing, mutual funds, restricted investments, strategic insight
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New book: The State of the Global Asset Management Industry…
Publishing a new book tomorrow – the state of the global asset management industry – stay tuned for details and videos:
Posted in asia, beauty, black swans, Brand, Brazil, cash flows, Chile, China, consulting, EFAMA, Enskat, information delivery, iPad, Latin America, money, private banking, professional fund buyers, SWFs
Tagged 2011 outlook, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, Brazil, building bridges, business, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, europe, finance, head of global consulting, hong kong, mutual funds, state of the global asset management industry, state of the global mutual fund industry, state of the industry, strategic insight
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Website relaunch…
So while I am working on completely redoing my website – currently assessing different teams and quotes from around the world, I at least killed the extremely outdated with a simpler version to incorporate various feeds. The relaunch of BAILA … Continue reading
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Tagged asia, asset international, baila society, baso, consulting, daniel enskat, design, facebook, head of global consulting, twitter, website, wordpress
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Old vs. New in Emerging Markets… HK, The Upper House
I just touched down again in my second home, HK, for a few days of speeches, meetings and research planning. For almost a decade now I have been staying at the MO and the Landmark MO, both exquisite hotels with … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 outlook, amber, apple, asia, assets, building bridges, business, cafe gray, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, head of global consulting, hong kong, landmark mandarin oriental, LMO, mandarin oriental, MO, pierre II, UH, upper house
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All Eyes on Asia & Latin America for Fund Managers and Private Banks
Tonight I will publish a new report, “Emerging Market Bridges: All Eyes on Asia & Latin America for Fund Managers & Private Banks”, co-written with Jamie Maak, our London-based director of client services. A few highlights below: • Asia & … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 outlook, asia, asset international, asset management, assets, brand, Brazil, colombia, consulting, daniel enskat, distribution, europe, finance, gps, griffo, head of global consulting, hedging, hong kong, jamie maak, latin america, marketing, mutual funds, peru, research, strategic insight
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