Groupama AM and Tikehau Capital are jointly launching Groupama Tikehau Diversified Debt Fund (GTDDF), an investment vehicle designed for the direct financing of the economy. This new fund, in which the European Investment Fund (EIF) is the anchor investor, is dedicated to financing European and mainly French SMEs.
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Groupama Asset Management
Saturday 21 December 2024
With €88.8 billion of assets under management (as at 31 December 2009) primarily on behalf of institutional investors, Groupama Asset Management is today ranked 8th among French asset management companies. It is a subsidiary of Groupama, the leading mutual insurance group in France, and is recognised for its active asset management in Europe. In 2010 and for the 4th consecutive year, Eurofonds-FundClass ranked Groupama Asset Management the number one French and European asset manager in its class for the consistency of its performance.
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News EIF partners with Groupama AM and Tikehau Capital to support an innovative fund for European SMEs
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Note The impact of Solvency 2 on insurers asset allocation
Implications for asset allocation? Incitement to diversification? Optimization of the volatility hedging ratio ? Allocation depending on the level of wealth of the insurance company? Groupama AM updates on the impact of Solvency 2 for insurance
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Interview Olivier Davanne and Thierry Pujol : « Our investment process is carried out along with systematic evaluations of risk premiums !»
According to the two co managers of Groupama Risk Premium, the high price of the markets and the systematic evaluation of risk premiums play an essential role in their investment decisions. This is a unique approach in France.
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Innovation Groupama to launch a fund based on risk premiums
Groupama Risk Premium distinguishes itself in the French market with its reliance on risk premiums to allocate its portfolio between the three main asset classes (equities, bonds, currencies).
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People Moves Romain Boscher leaves Groupama to join Amundi
Romain Boscher, former Groupama Asset Management’s head of portfolio management, is said to join Amundi. The arrival was confirmed on thursday by a source close to Credit Agricole’s subsidiary.
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