NETHERLANDS - Asset manager Fidelity International is the latest to enter the popular Dutch fiduciary and LDI market, with further plans expand internationally.

The company's Dutch arm said in an interview with Global Pensions that it has put together an LDI product and full fiduciary management which is now offers to pension funds in Germany and Sweden.

In shift away from its traditionally more product driven to a more solution driven organisation, Fidelity said it would also offer the new service in the rest of Europe.

Nobody at the company was available for further comment.

Elsewhere, also Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) is working on a push into the fiduciary space, with continued plans for a so-called ‘soft' launch of a Europe-wide fiduciary management offering, a spokeswoman told IPE.

Threadneedle's Paul Bourdon joined CSAM in September last year to set up the new operation, though he was unavailable for comment today.

Bourdon said in February that CSAM would offer a "bespoke service for the larger funds, while there will be a more generic offering for the smaller funds."










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