Natixis affiliate unveils fourth thematic fund

Investing in 'subscription economy'

Anna Fedorova
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Natixis Investment Managers' affiliate, Thematics AM, is launching a new thematic fund investing in the so-called subscription economy.

The new Thematics Subscription Economy fund, managed by Nolan Hoffmeyer, one of Thematics AM's founders, is the fourth thematic vehicle to be offered by the business. The firm also runs water, safety and artificial intelligence & robotics funds. The new vehicle will invest in what the firm considers to be the future of consumption across the world: the shift towards companies and industries using subscriptions to monetize their products and services. AI in the sky thinking: Data is reshaping how we live our lives Thematics AM's investment philosophy relies on four pillars: identify...

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