Amundi Singapore

• Amundi Singapore was established in 1989, and is one of Amundi Group’s nine global investment centres worldwide. The investment team consists of both Asian equity and Global and Asian fixed income specialists who are well-placed to tap into all the Group’s broad resources in Europe and Asia through integrated models, systems and tools.
• Amundi Singapore is primarily an institutional fund management company with a strong institutional client base.
• Amundi Singapore is regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore for the conduct of investment management activities.

Working alongside Amundi Hong Kong and CAAM Tokyo, as well as with NACF-CA ITMC (our investment management joint-venture in Korea), Amundi Singapore manages Asian regional equities and single country portfolios. Outperformance is derived primarily from bottom-up stock-picking and our proprietary research and the analysis of companies. The robust investment process and culture are supplemented by a top-down macroeconomic overview which allows us to recognize broad themes and country-specific opportunities as they arise.

Amundi Singapore is the designated Global Fixed Income and Currency investment management centre for Asia. Working as one team together with Amundi London, our Global Fixed Income and Currency specialists based in Singapore manage global and Asian bond portfolios. They also manage absolute return global portfolios. In their management, various macroeconomic scenarios are considered, along with yield, duration and currency modeling. Valuation and correlation matrices, flows and technical movements are also taken into consideration for the investment process, while instant-update risk monitoring is key for control and reactivity.

Combining the best of both worlds as described above, we have a robust reputation among our clients for managing absolute return balanced mandates. We have a long and consistent track record of strong performance for these customized solutions which are often tailor-made to specific client guidelines depending on their internal requirements and risk-return characteristics.