CHARLEMAGNE Capital lost almost £1bn of assets under management during the first half of 2006, latest company figures reveal.
The emerging markets equities specialist’s interim results show Charlemagne’s AUM of $4.1bn (£2.15bn) on January 1 grew to $5.8bn (£3bn) by April amid “buoyant market conditions”. But by June 30 ...
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