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backCitibank expands fund range
Citibank International Personal Bank is expanding the range of fund managers available to offshore investors and UK expatriates as part of its London and Jersey-based international banking and investment services.
Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs Asset Management have been added to the list of leading fund management houses from which clients can choose market leading funds.
Citibank says it seeks to offer products that are tailored directly to clients’ needs, and the addition of these new fund management companies gives customers access to a greater range of products. Credit Suisse has the Russia Explorer, future energy and global prestige (luxury goods) funds, while Goldman Sachs Asset Management offers what the Bank describes as an “extensive selection of active equity, quantitative equity, fixed income and currency funds”.
This latest move means Citibank’s investment offering now includes funds from a total of 10 leading fund managers, with a high-quality range of funds covering all major asset classes.
These include: ABN AMRO Asset Management, BlackRock, Merril Lynch Investment Managers, Schroders, JP Morgan Asset Management, Fidelity International, Franklin Templeton Investments, Invesco, Legg Mason, and now Credit Suisse and Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
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