Dublin awaits
Maple-Brown Abbott Funds PLC has expanded its Australian relationship with RBC Dexia Investor Services by involving it in a new Dublin-based venture.
The investment manager has asked RBC Dexia to provide global custody, fund administration and shareholder services for a set of newly-launched funds domiciled in Dublin.
It has been determined that RBC Dexia’s track record and “truly global operating model” are an ideal combination to help Maple-Brown Abbott meet its business needs in multiple jurisdictions.
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