Credit Suisse announces global equities partnership
Credit Suisse’s Asset Management Australia has partnered with New York-based asset manager Julius Baer Investment Management (JBIM) to provide clients with “direct and exclusive” access to JBIM’s global equities products.
The partnership will enable clients to diversify their investment in global equities by allocating to JBIM via their investment with Credit Suisse, according to Credit Suisse Australia head of asset management Keith Ince.
“Our multi-boutique approach is focused on delivering the very best investment solutions and opportunities to our clients in Australia,” he said.
“The relationship with JBIM enables us to extend our international equity offering to investors in Australia and provide exclusive access to another outstanding global investment manager.”
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