Natixis Asset Management

Natixis Asset Management est l’expert européen de Natixis Global Asset Management. Basée a Paris, elle se place aux touts premiers rangs des gestionnaires d’actifs européens avec 301 Md € sous gestion et près de 630 collaborateurs au 30 septembre 2009. Natixis Asset Management propose aux investisseurs institutionnels, entreprises, distributeurs et réseaux bancaires une gamme complète de produits et de solutions d’investissement, toutes classes d’actifs confondues. Pionnière reconnu avec plus de 25 ans d’expérience, Natixis Asset Management est également, de par ses encours, un des leaders de la gestion ISR en France et en Europe

Articles

April 2016

Opinion Bank of Japan: the impossible task

The governor of the Bank of Japan (BoJ), Haruhiko Kuroda, was given a clear mandate by the Prime Minister in 2013, to end the deflationary pressure which had been weighing on the country since 1998. In order to do so, the governor implemented an ultra-aggressive monetary (...)

February 2016

Strategy Fed, Oil, yuan: towards a triple capitulation?

The first few days of the year were particularly challenging for capital markets. Further incertitude regarding the strength of the US cycle and the possibility that the Chinese economy is weathering a heavy depression drove risky assets lower, bucking the traditional (...)

January 2016

Strategy Natixis Asset Management’s outlook and investment strategies: where to get value in 2016?

Natixis Asset Management foresees growth picking up in the euro zone, aided by an everaccommodating ECB, even if global growth should remain moderate again this year...

November 2015

Strategy Bank of Japan: stupor or fear?

Since the 2008 crisis, central banks have had a major influence on financial market trends. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) in particular has orchestrated a historic rally among Japanese equity markets since announcing its quantitative and qualitative easing strategy (QQE) at the (...)

October 2015

Opinion Fed: The Art of Evasion

The US Federal Reserve maintained a status quo on its interest rates at its September meeting, thereby extending a period of zero interest rates that has lasted for virtually seven years already. This decision, which ought to have reassured investors, was on the contrary (...)

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