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MAPFRE AM: a leading management firm for medium-term returns

Feb 22, 2022

Redacción Mapfre

Asset management companies appear to be on a winning streak in Spain. According to the latest data, the sector’s volume amounts to 311.7 billion euros, a figure that, following the trend in recent years, is likely to continue climbing. In this regard, due to increasing demand for mutual funds, discretionary portfolio management is gaining prominence in the eyes of investors, to the point that it currently represents 27.5% of fund distribution in Spain.

In an article, El Economista highlights the returns earned by some management firms, including MAPFRE AM: analyzing its three-year return, and factoring in the decline caused by the pandemic during 2020, "MAPFRE Asset Management achieved a weighted return on equity of 15.80%,” the economics and finance journal reports.

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What if you win? Keys for investing your Christmas Lottery winnings

On December 22, as is tradition in Spain, millions of citizens will closely follow the Extraordinary Christmas Lottery Draw. The odds of winning are not very high, specifically one in 100,000. Despite this somewhat discouraging fact, it is inevitable to get excited and ask yourself the question: what would you do with the money if you won?

MAPFRE acquires the iconic Ombú Building in Madrid

MAPFRE Inmuebles, the MAPFRE Group’s investment arm for alternative assets, has completed the acquisition of the Ombú Building, a landmark property located in Méndez Álvaro, one of the city’s most promising areas. This purchase reinforces the company’s commitment to investing in sustainable, strategically located offices.

MAPFRE strengthens its asset manager to assert its leadership in financial planning in Spain

The reorganization of MAPFRE AM includes the creation of new departments and the redefinition of responsibilities, changes aimed at promoting the growth of the Group's financial advice business and the evolution from a “product factory” to a “service factory.”