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Columbia Threadneedle Investments
About Columbia Threadneedle Investments
At Columbia Threadneedle Investments, we invest to make a difference in your world, and the wider world. Millions of people rely on us to manage their money and invest for their future; together they entrust us with over $715 billion.* We are globally connected with a team of approximately 550 investment professionals providing diverse expertise, spanning almost every asset class and market. We are intense about research as we believe that original independent research makes investment decisions smarter. We believe great ideas come from intentional collaboration, and the best outcomes for our clients emerge from working together. Every day, we’re looking for opportunities to improve how we invest and what our clients experience; our focus on continuous improvement means that we never stand still. Whatever world you want, our purpose is to help you achieve it. United States: Columbia Threadneedle Investments (Columbia Threadneedle) is the global brand name of the Columbia and Threadneedle group of companies. www.columbiathreadneedleus.com/social http://www.columbiathreadneedle.com/linkedin *AUM data as of June 30, 2026.
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3 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Columbia Threadneedle Investments published an insight examining how the evolution of consumer credit has expanded the securitized opportunity set and why structured credit may offer attractive income, diversification, and yield opportunities for fixed-income investors.
Reported by Greig Rance
Research & Knowledge
Columbia Threadneedle Investments published a latest chart showing that when technology-oriented businesses outside the technology sector, such as consumer discretionary and communication services, are included in the MSCI US Index, technology's footprint grows to more than half the market.
Reported by Stephen Harmon
Research & Knowledge
Columbia Threadneedle Investments published a latest chart showing that when technology-oriented businesses outside the technology sector, such as consumer discretionary and communication services, are included in the MSCI US Index, technology's footprint grows to more than half the market.
Reported by David Burbie, CAIA, CIMA®