Amundi, Allianz and the vagaries of M&A

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Last week Azoria Partners announced a new actively managed fund, which will exclude S&P 500 companies that incorporate diversity, equity and inclusion considerations into their hiring processes.Its first target? Starbucks.

Others said that while Amundi saw a potential transaction as an “acquisition” of Allianz Global Investors, the Germans wanted a partnership that would help increase its income from asset management.

Hedge funds including Jeffrey Talpins’ Element Capital and Kenneth Tropin’s Graham Capital Management have made big gains from betting on market swings around last month’s US presidential election.