The acquisition of Dexia Asset Management by private equity firm GCS Capital seems to stumble says Ignite. This looks like a déjà vu: Deutsche Bank wasn't able to sell its fund admin arm to Guggenheim. Other deals did materialize, e.g.: BlackRock acquired Credit Suisse’s ETF business and Orix Corporation closed on Robeco, Rabobank's fund business.
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Friday, July 05, 2013
Dexia fund arm sale suffers setback
Posted by Ronald Knecht at 11:38 AM
Labels: Acquisition, Asset Management, Blackrock, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Dexia, English, ETF, GCS Capital, Luxembourg, Orix, Rabobank, Robeco
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