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MCKINSEY MCKINSEY MCKINSEY MCKINSEY Director of Internal Assets is studying, who invests the special wealth of consulting company and graduates.
The company said it had rented the Ardea Partners, which is a boutique investment bank founded by the former Goldman Sachs, in order to review MIO, which was subjected to years of years of years of Controversy On the conflict of potential interests with the work of MCKINSEY Consultant.
Miu grew to manage $ 23 billion in assets. This includes the Nest -ggs retirement of the current MCKINSEY partners, but the unit also deals with the wealth of a wide network of graduates and their families.
In 2021, the American Securities and Stock Exchange Committee Miu fine of $ 18 millionOn the pretext that he had insufficient internal controls and that the partners who supervised the MIO investment choices routinely managed to access the confidential information about the financial results of their customers, staffs and financing plans.
Fine SEC followed its reports from the Financial Times in 2016, which revealed the details of the secret operations of Mi, and raised questions about how the information collected from consultations affected the investment decisions.
The company has since renewed its rule and says that MIO operations “deliberately separated” the consulting arm.
McKinsey said its strategic review will consider the relationship between MIO and the company “to ensure its compatibility with the best long -term interests of MCKINSEY and MIO customers.”
She said that she will establish many strategic trends and alternative property structures, “but also guarantees” the continuity of its management, investment and consulting teams. “
He added: “The successful result MIO will enable the expansion of its fields and benefit from its ability to create a value for its investors.”
In recent years, the rules of governance designed to prevent the conflict of potential interests mean that MIO does not invest in individual shares or bonds for any public or private company.
Instead, you follow macro trading strategies that include chapters of trading assets such as sovereign debt, commodities, foreign currency exchange, stock indicators and credit indicators, according to their website, and it shows that organizational deposits are invested extensively in externally managed funds.
