Generali and Natixis Ink Asset-Management Joint Venture
Generali and the owner of France’s Natixis Investment Managers agreed to jointly create a European asset manager overlooking nearly $2 trillion.
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A top 10 fund manager with $2 trillion in assets is being created. ‘The bigger, the better,’ says analyst.
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