Thematics AM hires Candriam manager to run new wellness fund
Natixis-linked group expands range with strategy designed to capitalise on uptick in mental and physical self-care. 10 June, 2021 at 07:00
Thematics Asset Management is expanding into the world of self-care and self-improvement with the launch of a new strategy designed to capitalise on this long-term growth in the sector.
The Thematics Wellness fund is the latest launch for the Natixis Investment Management subsidiary, which is designed to complement its existing thematic funds that cover AI and robotics, safety, water and the boom in the subscription economy.
This new fund will be overseen by portfolio manager Marine Dubrac, who has joined from Candriam. Dubrac had been named across a host of thematic strategies, covering consumer and ESG investment ideas, during her four-and-a-half years with the group.
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Senegal ramps up electrification efforts
Published by: Sandy Bhadare at 27/04/2021 Funding of USD 60 million has been made available by Mauritius Commercial Bank, to support electrificatio.
Funding of USD 60 million has been made available by Mauritius Commercial Bank, to support electrification and liquefied natural gas (LNG) development in Senegal.
The project finance loan provided by
Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) is the largest contribution to a total USD 140 million being made available to
Karpowership, owner, operator and developer of Powerships, on which power plants are built.
The total loan, including MCB’s commitment, will be used by Karpowership to run a 235-Megawatt (MW) Powership in Dakar, Senegal, which will be responsible for approximately 15% of Senegal’s total supply of electricity.