BNP Paribas' investment management teams have undergone a radical shake-up in a bid to merge the firm's traditional side with the indexed and structured areas of the business.
The reorganisation has been made to create “one innovative project” instead of three competing teams, the asset management firm revealed. It means the organisation will be split into three main areas. The first, alpha management will combine money markets, European fixed income and European, US, Japanese, global and emerging market equities which already make up the firm’s traditional business line. The second area will be known as SIGMA portfolio management and will combine the teams dealing with structured and capital-guaranteed investment management, index-linked portfolio manageme...
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