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New game plan, same asset manager
Invesco is trying to juice growth in the Americas with a two-pronged play: a new organizational setup and a strategic agreement with LarrainVial. Translation: instead of just tossing out another product and hoping it sticks, the firm is building a more targeted route into the region.
Why family offices matter
Family offices are the wealth world’s private-club money. They can be slower to win, but once you’re in, the relationship can be durable and the assets can be meaningful. Invesco is clearly treating that channel like a serious growth lane, not a side quest.
The LarrainVial angle
The reported agreement with LarrainVial gives Invesco another way to broaden its footprint across the US Offshore and LatAm markets, where it already oversees about $35 billion. That’s not tiny change — and it hints that Invesco is trying to turn regional distribution into a bigger engine instead of relying only on broad market flows.
Big picture
For Invesco, this looks less like a flashy headline and more like a steady grind toward better distribution and deeper client relationships. If it works, that could mean more assets under management, more fee revenue, and fewer vibes-based excuses about “challenging market conditions.”