European asset managers in optimistic mood

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The latest figures to be published by the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) present a snapshot of the state of the industry at the end of 2010 and the picture looks optimistic.

This is the EFAMA's fifth annual review examining the industry's overall size, general structure, asset allocation and client base - a chance to see who's putting their money into what investments. There's good news to be found in the confirmation that assets under management in Europe enjoyed strong growth of 10% in 2010, reaching €14trn at year end. Europe ranks as the second largest market in the global asset management industry, managing 33% of global assets under management. Discretionary mandate assets represented €7,131bn (50.8%) of assets under management at end year, whereas ...

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