Five launches in UK for American Century Investments

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US firm American Century Investments will bring five funds to the UK market after setting up an inter...

US firm American Century Investments will bring five funds to the UK market after setting up an international business out of London. The Ucits III fund range will be based on strategies previously only available to US investors and have been in existence for up to 10 years. Launches are planned for the first quarter of 2009 and include a Global Growth fund, consisting of around 100 holdings, and a focussed version Concentrated Global Growth. Former CEO of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, non-Americas, Michael Green was recruited in April as senior vice president of international ...

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