Boston Partners unveils London office as it targets European investors

Manages AUM of $90.6bn

Anna Fedorova
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US fund group Boston Partners, which is responsible for $90.6bn of assets, has opened a London office to be led by Joshua Jones and William Pawson.

The US firm, which specialises in value equity investment products, is opening the office with the aim to gain closer access to its clients in the European market, as well as to European companies. Its investment team operating from its new London base will be led by Jones, a portfolio manager on Boston Partners Global and International products, while Pawson, a senior product specialist, will oversee distribution. The new office will help to support over $14bn in sub-advised UCIT assets under management, as well as $2.2bn in separately managed accounts across nine Europe-based instit...

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