US - Firms buying asset managers are paying too much for less profitable firms, and in most cases their new subsidiaries wind up growing more slowly than their peers, according to Cerulli Associates (CA).
In its latest report, entitled ‘Targeted Perspective: M&A (Mergers & Acquisitions) in Global Asset Management’, Cerulli examines asset-gathering strategies used by the largest global fund managers,...
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