MENA Asset Management Survey 2012 - National Bank of Abu Dhabi

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Middle East & North Africa Average Fund Assets by Type (millions of U.S. dollars, end of period, June 2012) 250 200 US$ million 150 100 50 - Equity Fixed Income Money Market Other Source: Lipper, a Thomson Reuters Company 52
Middle East & North Africa Industry Perspective Farah Foustok – Chief Executive Officer ING Investment Management Middle East Chairman – Financial Services Association UAE Q/ Please describe your firm’s activities in the GCC region asset management industry - a) Description of parent company b) History c) Size: funds/portfolios d) Organizational set-up e) Investor profile A/ a) ING Investment Management (ING IM) is a global asset manager with approximately EUR293.2 bn (USD369.2 bn) in assets managed for institutions and individual investors worldwide. As the principal asset manager of ING Group, a global financial institution of Dutch origin, ING IM employs over 2,800 staff and is active in 25 countries across Europe, America, Asia and the Middle East. ING IM applies its proprietary research and analysis, global resources and risk management to offer a wide variety of strategies, investment vehicles and advisory services in all major asset classes and investment styles. In Europe and the Middle East, ING IM has offices in 15 countries and has Assets under Management of approximately EUR155.9 bn (USD196.3 bn) 3 b) ING is the first Global Asset Manager firm to set up local managed investment strategies in the Middle East (2007) and cater for the growing global interest in this part of the world. ING Investment Management manages a strong MENA (Middle East & North Africa) equity strategy that is on top in peer group rankings. c) The MENA strategy manages in excess of USD300 million out of which the mutual fund accounts for USD41.21 million 3 Figures as of 30 June 2012. The financial results of the Asian Investment Management (IM) business are now included under ‘net result from discontinued operations’. In order to align with the reported results of the ‘ongoing’ operations, the total Assets under Management are reported excluding Asia. 53
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Benchmarks GCC Overview Money marke
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Benchmarks Use of hybrid benchmarks
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Sharia Compliant Funds Saudi Arabia
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Sharia Compliant Funds Top 5 Sharia
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Exchange Traded Funds Regional Back
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Bahrain to register a deficit of 4.
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Bahrain Number of Mutual Funds (end
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Bahrain Average Assets of Funds (mi
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Bahrain Number of New Funds (end of
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Bahrain Fund Assets by Investor Typ
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Bahrain Top 10 Bahrain Domiciled Mu
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Bahrain CBB Rulebook Volume 6 was i
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Bahrain - Directory Oman Nr Company
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Egypt Egyptian officials to ask for
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Kuwait Economic Developments In 201
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Morocco Fund Trends According to Ba
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Oman Overview As of June 2012, ther
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Qatar The non-oil sector will act a
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Qatar Qatar Central Bank publishes
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Qatar Breakdown of Investments Unde
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Qatar business. In 2012, over 60% o
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Qatar Directory of Investment Compa
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Saudi Arabia property. Banks previo
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Saudi Arabia Fund Industry Breakdow
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Saudi Arabia In 2011, the top 5 fir
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Saudi Arabia New Funds in 2011 Fund
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ONE PLACE DIVERSIFYING Qatar. Where
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