Lisa Jones on Investing With a Purpose (Podcast)

Masters in Business

Bloomberg

Business, Entrepreneurship, Investing

4.4 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 29 October 2021

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Bloomberg Opinion columnist Barry Ritholtz speaks with Lisa Jones, who leads the $100 billion U.S. arm of the French asset management giant Amundi, which has more than $2 trillion in assets under management globally. In addition to serving as president and chief executive officer of Amundi US Inc., Jones is president of Amundi Distributor US Inc., heads the U.S. executive committee and the U.S. management committee, and is a member of the global executive committee. She recently received her second Top Women in Asset Management Award from Money Management Executive.

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0:09.2	for the disease was known.
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0:28.9	This is Masters in Business with Barry Reynolds on Bloomberg Radio.
0:35.2	This week on the podcast I have another extra special guest, her name is Lisa Jones, she's
0:41.9	CEO of Amundi U.S., that's the American Division of French asset management giant Amundi.
0:49.8	They could be the largest asset manager that most people are unfamiliar with.
0:55.3	They run over $2 trillion, about $1.73 trillion euros.
1:00.8	That's a lot of money.
1:01.8	They're the second largest asset manager in Europe after Allions.
1:05.8	They're one of the top 10 asset managers.
1:08.6	They're just immense.
1:10.8	Lisa Jones division is over $100 billion and she really has a unique perspective on the
1:17.8	asset management business.
1:19.7	She's worked at a number of places, usually switching jobs because her firm was acquired
1:27.9	or she was offered a bigger job at another shop.
1:31.6	She's been at places like Eaton Vance and Pioneer Funds and Morgan Stanley and MFS.
1:38.8	She knows all there is to know about all three parts of the industry, what some people
1:45.9	call client-facing, back office and middle part of the office, which is the actual asset
1:51.2	management.
1:52.2	She's uniquely qualified to discuss what's going on in the industry, where it's been and
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