At Natixis Investment Managers, our sole objective is to help every institutional client achieve their long-term investment goals, no matter what challenges they face along the way. With two-thirds of our business focused exclusively on managing institutional assets – and more than 40 years of serving institutions – we have developed the resources and expertise to continuously address all of our institutional clients’ evolving needs.
Our organisation has been built to deliver an innovative and truly active investment offering – one that answers a variety of situations and requirements for a long-term collaboration. Our multi-affiliate model offers active investment solutions from over 20 high-conviction investment managers. These affiliates offer more than 200 strategies that cover a wide range of traditional and alternative asset classes, including liquid and illiquid strategies across private equity, infrastructure, real estate and private debt.
Providing institutional clients with access to a range of managers, each with its own unique process and culture, helps capitalize on the diverse and unconventional thinking that can lead to alpha generation. With €818.1 billion AUM, Natixis Investment Managers is one of the largest asset managers in the world.
For more, visit www.im.natixis.com/en-institutional or read our latest insights on The HUB
Natixis Investment Managers
2023 Top 500 ranking: 18
Latest from IPE
-
InterviewsThematics Asset Management’s CIO on themes and investment challenges
Out of the 19 boutiques businesses belonging to the Natixis Investment Management franchise, Thematics Asset Management is by no means the smallest, but it is not exactly a juggernaut, managing €3.3bn of assets at the end of last year. Yet, it is actively contributing to what could be a crucial evolutionary step for global investors.
-
Special ReportActive ETFs power ahead
While active managers are out of favour, their strategies embedded in an exchange traded fund package are gaining traction. In fact, they are outpacing passive ETFs as investors look for liquidity and robust risk-adjusted returns with a relatively low price tag.
-
Special ReportInnovation and choice challenge the established players
The wonderful breeding ground of ETFs means that you can now allocate to any sector or specialism you like, from artificial intelligence to recycled gold; export-tilted Japanese companies to carbon credits. New launches this year include Texas Equity, following the fortunes of companies headquartered in the Lone Star State; the euphoniously named Clouty Tune, which brings global exposure to music, entertainment and media; and Breakwave’s Tanker Shipping ETF, which tracks an index for crude oil tankers.
-
Opinion PiecesUS: state enrolment systems gain traction
There are signs that the US state-facilitated retirement savings plans are starting to have a positive impact on both the creation and uptake of private pension plans.
-
Asset Class Reports
Private debt: European markets try to power ahead
Private debt in Europe is still feeling the impact of the war in Ukraine and the surge in inflation, but there are reasons for optimism
-
Asset Class ReportsFixed income: Transition plans and green bonds
Should companies publish climate plans before they can issue green bonds?
-
InterviewsMirova’s Philippe Zaouati: realistically optimistic
Asset management CEOs tend to be a clever bunch, but there cannot be many who are familiar with the work of Antonio Gramsci, the 20th century Italian socialist philosopher.
-
FeaturesUS dollar strength and the issues facing institutional investors
Most central banks across the world are raising interest rates – some more aggressively than others – but it is proving hard for any of them to out-hike the US Federal Reserve. The resulting widening interest rate differentials have been an important factor in the appreciation of the US currency.
-
FeaturesEuro peripheral spreads
Just over a decade ago, Mario Draghi, then President of the ECB, gave a speech in which he uttered the famous words: “.…the European Central Bank [ECB] is ready to do whatever it takes to preserve the euro”, a phrase often credited with hauling Europe out of the depths of its sovereign debt crisis.
Copyright © 1997–2024 IPE International Publishers Limited, Registered in England, Reg No. 3233596, VAT No. 685 1784 92. Registered Office: 1 Kentish Buildings, 125 Borough High Street, London SE1 1NP
- Contact us
- Company Overview
- Manage my consent