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Capital Eyes French GFIs with 'Strategically Important' Paris Office

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US asset manager Capital Group opened its first ever European office in 1962 and now operates in nine locations.
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Capital Group eyes European growth with new Paris office

The Paris opening adds to operations in Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Geneva, London, Luxembourg, Madrid, Milan and Zurich. The post Capital Group eyes European growth with new Paris office appeared first on Investment International.

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Capital eyes French GFIs with 'strategically important' Paris office

US asset manager Capital Group opened its first ever European office in 1962 and now operates in nine locations.

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Capital Group Formalizes the Opening of Its Paris Office

This branch, of which L'Agefi revealed the opening in April, is headed by Bérenger de la Blache.

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L'AGEFI broke the news in on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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