Deals & People January 26, 2010
Deutsche Bank Forms Two Investment Boutiques
Deutsche Asset Management (DeAM), Deutsche Bank’s global asset
management business, has announced the formation of two independent
investment boutiques.
Reported by Rebecca Moore
With the support of DeAM, Oliver Kratz, a managing director and head of Global Thematic Strategies, will set up an independent investment management boutique offering global thematic equity and agribusiness strategies, an announcement said. In addition, Janet Campagna, a Managing Director and Global Head of Quantitative Investments, will set up an independent boutique offering a range of quantitative investment strategies.
The boutiques are expected to be fully established in the second quarter of 2010. DeAM said it intends to continue to offer global thematic equity, agribusiness, and quantitative investment strategies through the boutique firms to its clients, subject to any necessary approvals.
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