Buxton's £25.7bn single-strategy business to rebrand as Merian Global Investors
Launching as standalone firm
Richard Buxton's £25.7bn single-strategy business, formerly part of Old Mutual Global Investors (OMGI), is to be renamed as Merian Global Investors following the completion of its sale to TA Associates.
The name, which will come into effect from autumn 2018, has been inspired by German scientist and adventurer Maria Sibylla Merian who was one of the first scientists to challenge widely-accepted myths...
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