By Oliver Hirt, Pamela Barbaglia and David French ZURICH (Reuters) - BlackRock and Jean-Pierre Mustier s blank-check firm are among investors expressing interest in Credit Suisse s asset management arm, three sources told Reuters, as the Swiss lender explores options for the unit after a run of costly scandals. U.S. investment firm State Street Corp is also eyeing a rival bid for all or part of the Swiss bank s fund management business, while European asset managers including Germany s DWS are waiting in the wings, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity. Former UniCredit boss Mustier s blank-check firm Pegasus Europe, which focuses on financial services investments, is due to list in Amsterdam between the end of April and early May, two sources said.
BlackRock and Mustier s blank cheque firm eye Credit Suisse fund management arm
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BlackRock and Jean-Pierre Mustier’s blank-check firm are among investors expressing interest in Credit Suisse’s asset management arm, three sources told Reuters, as the Swiss lender explores options for the unit after a run of costly scandals.
U.S. investment firm State Street Corp is also eyeing a rival bid for all or part of the Swiss bank’s fund management business, while European asset managers including Germany’s DWS are waiting in the wings, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - BlackRock and Jean-Pierre Mustier’s blank-check firm are among investors expressing interest in Credit Suisse’s asset management arm, three sources told Reuters, as the Swiss lender explores options for the unit after a run of costly scandals.
FILE PHOTO: A sign for BlackRock Inc hangs above their building in New York U.S., July 16, 2018. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson/File Photo
U.S. investment firm State Street Corp is also eyeing a rival bid for all or part of the Swiss bank’s fund management business, while European asset managers including Germany’s DWS are waiting in the wings, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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By Oliver Hirt, Pamela Barbaglia and David French
ZURICH (Reuters) - BlackRock and Jean-Pierre Mustier s blank-check firm are among investors expressing interest in Credit Suisse s asset management arm, three sources told Reuters, as the Swiss lender explores options for the unit after a run of costly scandals.
U.S. investment firm State Street Corp is also eyeing a rival bid for all or part of the Swiss bank s fund management business, while European asset managers including Germany s DWS are waiting in the wings, the sources said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Former UniCredit boss Mustier s blank-check firm Pegasus Europe, which focuses on financial services investments, is due to list in Amsterdam between the end of April and early May, two sources said.
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