Asset Management

Fidelity is thriving — here is what it needs to keep thriving

FN's sister publication Barron's takes an in-depth look at the business of one of the world's largest - and least public - asset managers

Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity
Abigail Johnson, CEO of Fidelity Photo: Alexandra Compain-Tissier

Abigail Johnson wants to dispel a rumour on Wall Street that Fidelity would consider a merger with Goldman Sachs. “Absolutely not,” says Johnson, chair and CEO of FMR, Fidelity’s parent company.

Other fund companies may be joining forces — Invesco and OppenheimerFunds are negotiating a $5bn merger. But Johnson says Fidelity is doing fine on its own. “I don’t get complaints from our shareholders about the way things are going.”

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