+ Follow SUN LIFE ASSETS MANAGEMENT CO Tag
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[Summary] => Sun Life Financial-Philippines (SLFP) is determined to grow its wealth management arm’s assets under management (AUM) to P50 billion in the next five years.
The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
SLAMC was managing P7.2-billion AUMs end 2005.
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The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
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The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
SLAMC was managing P7.2-billion AUMs end 2005.
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The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
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The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
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The goal would require its asset management subsidiary, Sun Life Assets Management Co. (SLAMC), to expand its present AUM portfolio by more than five times or to approximately the same size of the present asset holdings of mid-sized commercial banks.
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