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Descrizione Dei Fornitori Analizzati Per Ciascun Tipo Di Strumento in Base All Descrizione dei fornitori analizzati per ciascun tipo di strumento in base all’ambito del servizio di consulenza in materia di investimenti (distinti per Investment Advisor, Management Company e AIFM) – aggiornamento a Marzo 2021: - Investment Advisor - Management Company Aberdeen Asset Investments Ltd 10ak Capital Ltd Aberdeen Asset Managers Ltd 3 Banken-Generali Investment GmbH/Austria Aberdeen Investment Solutions 8a+ Investimenti SGR SpA/Italy Aberdeen Standard Investments Aberdeen Asset Fund Management Ltd ABN AMRO Investment Solutions Aberdeen Asset Managers Ltd Absalon Capital Fondsmaeglerse Aberdeen Standard Investments Hong Kong Ltd AcomeA SGR SpA Aberdeen Standard Investments Luxembourg SA ADG Capital Management LLP ABN AMRO Investment Solutions SA Advent Capital Management LLC AcomeA SGR SpA Aegon Asset Management UK PLC Aegon Asset Management Ltd AEGON Investment Management BV Aegon Asset Management UK PLC Affirmative Investment Management AEGON Investment Management BV Agenda Invest Ltd AFFM SA Albemarle Asset Management Ltd AG2R La Mondiale Gestion d'Actifs SA Albion Finance SA Albemarle Asset Management Ltd Alceda Fund Management SA Algebris Investments Ireland Ltd Alcentra NY LLC Algebris UK Ltd Alfred Berg Kapitalforvaltning Alkimis SGR SpA Algebris UK Ltd AllianceBernstein Luxembourg SARL Alken Asset Management Ltd Allianz Global Investors GmbH Alkimis SGR SpA Allianz Invest Kapitalanlage GmbH Allen & Overy Luxembourg Alma Capital Investment Management SA AllianceBernstein LP Alpi Fondi SGR SpA AllianceBernstein Luxembourg Amadeus Capital Vision PLC Allianz Global Investors Amber Capital Italia SGR SpA Allianz Global Investors GmbH Ampega Investment GmbH Alpha Investor Services Management Amundi Asset Management SAS Alpha UCITS SICAV Amundi Deutschland GmbH Alphasimplex Group LLC Amundi Funds SICAV Alpi Fondi SGR SpA Amundi Investment Solutions SA American Century Investment Management Amundi Ireland Ltd AMP Capital Investors Ltd Amundi Luxembourg SA Amundi Asset Management SAS Amundi Pioneer Asset Management Inc Amundi Hong Kong Ltd Anima SGR SpA Amundi Investment Solutions SA Aquila Capital Investmentgesellschaft mbH Amundi Ireland Ltd Arca Fondi SGR SpA Amundi Luxembourg SA Ardevora Asset Management LLP Amundi Pioneer Asset Management Artemis Fund Managers Ltd Amundi SA Artisan Partners LP Amundi Societa Di Gestione Del Risparmio Ashmore Investment Management Ireland Ltd An Zhong AZ Investment Management Aspect Capital Ltd Angel Japan Asset Management Aviva Investors Anima Asset Management Ltd Aviva Investors France SA Anima SGR SpA Aviva Investors Global Services Ltd Anthilia Capital Partners SGR Aviva Investors Luxembourg SA AQR Capital Management LLC Aviva Investors UK Fund Services Ltd Arca Fondi SGR SpA AXA Fixed Interest Investment ICVC/United Kingdom Arca SGR SpA AXA Funds Management SA Arctic Blue Capital Ltd AXA Investment Managers Paris SA Ardevora Asset Management LLP AXA Investment Managers UK Ltd Arendt & Medernach AXA Rosenberg Management Ireland Ltd ARK Investment Management LLC AZ Swiss & Partners SA Artemis Investment Management Azimut Capital Management SGR SpA Artisan Partners LP Azimut Investments SA ARX Investimentos Ltda Baillie Gifford & Co Ashmore Investment Management Baillie Gifford Investment Management Europe Ltd Aspect Capital Ltd Baillie Gifford Worldwide Funds PLC Assenagon Asset Management SA Banca Profilo SpA Ausbil Investment Management L Bantleon AG Aviva Investors Global Service Baring Fund Managers Ltd Aviva Investors UK Fund Service Barings International Fund Managers Ireland Ltd AXA Investment Managers Inc BayernInvest Kapitalanlagegesellschaft mbH AXA Investment Managers Paris BCC Risparmio&Previdenza SGR SpA AXA Investment Managers UK Ltd BDL Capital Management SAS AXA Rosenberg Investment Management Belfius Investment Partners SA AZ Swiss & Partners SA Belgrave Capital Management Ltd Azimut Capital Management SGR BFT Investment Managers SA Azimut Portfoy AS BG Fund Management Luxembourg SA Baillie Gifford & Co Ltd BlackRock Advisors UK Ltd Baillie Gifford Investment Management BlackRock Asset Management Deutschland AG Baillie Gifford Overseas Ltd BlackRock Asset Management Ireland Ltd Banca Finnat Euramerica SpA BlackRock Asset Management UK Ltd Banca Profilo SpA BlackRock Fund Advisors Bank J Safra Sarasin AG BlackRock Investment Management LLC Banor Capital Ltd BlackRock Investment Management UK Ltd Banque Pictet & Cie SA BlackRock Luxembourg SA Bantleon AG BlackRock Netherlands BV Barings Asset Management Ltd BLI - 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