SGAM boosts Luxembourg range with two sub-funds

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Société Générale Asset Management is planning to launch a Global Emerging Markets Infrastructure and...

Société Générale Asset Management is planning to launch a Global Emerging Markets Infrastructure and Global Frontier funds to boost its offshore range. The new portfolios, scheduled to open in October, will sit as sub-funds within the Luxembourg Sicav, alongside SGAM Fund Equities Mena, which launched in May. Both funds will seek 10% annual return and will be run by Adam Newman and Phil Langham respectively. Global Frontiers will be positioned to seek opportunities in 'next generation' emerging markets, possibly investing in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin American countries and countries l...

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