Fortuna AMC is a communications agency which helps boutique asset managers build their reputations by promoting their narratives through audio, video and written communications to the investment media
We are a specialist communications consultancy made of up independent consultants working as a team within the asset management industry. Our clients are engaged in boutique asset management, fund servicing and ESG. The Fortuna team’s expertise and flexible working arrangements enables us to provide reliable, appropriate and cost-effective services for smaller asset managers who need to get their voice heard in the crowded investment sector. We understand the drivers and challenges faced by new and innovative businesses, and we aim to grow with them as they evolve.
In a media landscape
dominated by larger companies we offer
smaller asset managers
a bespoke, reliable,
cost-effective service to
ensure they also get
their voices heard.
We have a low cost/high value business model tailored to suit those smaller boutique asset management businesses who seek to build a positive reputation with their audiences.
VIDEO
Guendalina Bolis of Inversis Gestion provides an overview of the International Advisory Board for Fund Selection.
Michael Morosi and Luis Garcia of MAPFRE AM share their views on behavioural economics
MEDIA RELATIONS
22nd January 2021
MAPFRE & ABANTE raise 300 million for its Infrastructure Fund on the back of strong investor interest
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MAPFRE INFRAESTRUCTURAS FCR, which invests in several strategies managed by MIRA, has exceeded expectations, raising 50 percent more than forecast
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MAPFRE is contributing 100 million euros, a group of institutional investors, another 100 million; and private banking investors from Abante, the rest
MAPFRE and Abante have closed its first vehicle to invest in infrastructure with 300 million euros just three months after the fundraising ...
19th January 2021
New work from the International Board for Fund Selection confirms significant outperformance by active managers in China.
Following news last Summer that 90% of active fund managers operating in the China A shares market tend to outperform their chosen index (link here), the International Advisory Board for Fund Selection (IAB), has undertaken further study which broadly confirms their original work.
The IAB’s initial ‘scoping’ work concluded that the opportunities for active managers to invest in China, through the ‘A shares’ regime, were significant with a ‘hit rate’ for generating alpha being “exceptionally high at 90% over ......
