19 juillet 2005, 0h00
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The stolid world of fund management is suddenly abuzz with takeover activity. In the last month, Deutsche Bank has sold its British fund unit – the old Morgan Grenfell Asset Management – while Citigroup has got out of the business altogether. And last week, Amvescap, the London-listed fund manager, appointed a new chief executive to help see off an unsolicited break-up bid approach from a Canadian rival.
It’s not hard to see why the industry is restructuring. The rise of the hedge funds has squ...
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