Currency Management gewinnt neues Mandat in Japan
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Das Team Currency Management von Metzler Capital Markets hat in Kooperation mit der Metzler Asset Management (Japan) Ltd. (MAMJ) ein neues aktives Währungsmandat für einen japanischen institutionellen Kunden gewonnen. Dies markiert einen weiteren Erfolg für das Team um Dominik Müller, Head of Currency Management, und unterstreicht den zunehmenden Bedarf an dem Management von Fremdwährungsrisiken durch einen Währungsspezialisten.
Die Teams von Metzler Capital Markets in Frankfurt am Main und MAMJ in Tokio arbeiten bereits seit mehreren Jahren sehr erfolgreich bei der Betreuung institutioneller japanischer Anleger zusammen. Mit dem neuen aktiven Währungsabsicherungsmandat baut Metzler die Geschäftsbeziehungen zu japanischen Kunden weiter aus.
„Das anhaltende Niedrigzinsumfeld in Japan, das stagnierende Wirtschaftswachstum und der schrumpfende Binnenmarkt aufgrund des demographischen Wandels haben dazu geführt, dass japanische institutionelle Anleger auf der Suche nach Rendite verstärkt im Ausland investieren. Entsprechend signifikant hat sich das Fremdwährungsexposure erhöht“, erklärt Müller. „Wir rechnen auch weiter mit einer steigenden Nachfrage nach bewährten, systematischen FX-Overlay-Konzepten.“
Mehr Informationen zum Currency Overlay von Metzler erhalten Sie im Bereich Currency Management.
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