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Santander positions its asset manager ahead of the new investment account

Santander AM strengthens its equity team and concentrates the management of its funds and European stock exchange mandates in Spain. Read

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Santander positions its asset manager ahead of the new investment account

Santander Asset Management is strengthening its variable income team and concentrating the management of its European stock funds and mandates in Spain. The firm has added four new analysts and managers to its variable income investment area, bringing the total team to eleven professionals managing over €7,000 million in funds. The team, led by Rocío Maldonado, has recruited Verónica Pérez-Campanero from Ennismore Fund Management and three other professionals from competitor firms and other areas of the bank.

Santander AM will now manage all its European variable income strategies, including Luxembourg-domiciled international funds and local vehicles and mandates, from Spain.

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