Asset Management

GAM shares slide after Credit Suisse points to ‘major unknowns’

Shares in troubled Swiss asset manager lose another 10% after analysts slash their price forecast

Alex Friedman, chief executive officer of GAM Holding AG
Alex Friedman, chief executive officer of GAM Holding AG Photo: Getty Images

GAM, the troubled Zurich-based asset manager, suffered a 10% drop in its share price this morning after a damning analyst note from Credit Suisse slashed its target price and predicted outflows from key funds.

The asset manager, which has suffered a share price fall of more than 50% since the start of the year, has experienced a turbulent month following the suspension of fund manager Tim Haywood in late July.

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