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Fidelity International

Investment management and retirement solutions provider

Overview

Fidelity International provides investment solutions and retirement expertise for institutions, individuals, and their advisers around the world. It offers a range of investment management services, personal investing platforms, and retirement savings products, using both its own funds and third-party options. Clients access these tools to pursue long-term financial goals, with revenue coming from management and advisory fees. The company integrates sustainability and responsible investing into its operations and investment processes, aiming to deliver long-term, sustainable outcomes for clients. The goal is to help clients build better financial futures and maintain financial health over time.

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About Fidelity International

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Why Fidelity International is rated
B-
Rated B on Competitive Edge
Rated B on Growth Potential
Rated C on Differentiation

Industries

Quantitative FinanceFinancial Services

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

1969

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What believers are saying

  • October 2026 launches expanded active ETFs to 30 products across Europe and Asia.
  • Fabien Collado joins November 16, 2026, strengthening euro credit distribution before January 2027 mandates.
  • Europe's active ETF market hit €117.1 billion by September 2026, sustaining category growth.

What critics are saying

  • Reuters reported August 2026 plans to exit its China fund unit, a strategic retreat.
  • May 2026 layoffs cut about 1,000 jobs, signaling margin pressure and restructuring strain.
  • Q3 2026 active ETF outflows showed $110 million net redemptions while JPMorgan widened lead.

What makes Fidelity International unique

  • Fidelity International still ranks second in Europe active ETFs, with $17 billion assets.
  • Its global research platform powers 2026 launches like Dynamic Buffer and Global Innovators.
  • Private ownership lets Fidelity pursue multi-year product buildouts without quarterly public-market pressure.

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Funding

Total Funding

$7.5B

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Industry Average

Funded Over

0 Rounds

Benefits

  • Flexible Work Hours
  • Remote Work Options

Company News

Analytics India Magazine
Nov 4th, 2026
84% see AI productivity gains, but Only 10% allow agent autonomy: TCS study.

84% see AI productivity gains, but Only 10% allow agent autonomy: TCS study. Security, governance and model dependence are emerging as major concerns for businesses, even as executives report productivity gains from AI investments. Published 2026-11-04T16:56:33.886+05:30Updated 2026-11-04T16:56:33.886+05:30 Key takeaways. * A significant 84% of executives report productivity gains from AI investments. * Concerns regarding security, governance, and resilience hinder broader AI adoption. * Only 10% of enterprises permit AI agents to make decisions autonomously. * Model independence is crucial for 90% of respondents, yet few have continuity plans. * Legacy systems and fragmented data are major barriers to successful AI deployment. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) found that 84% of executives across enterprises identified productivity improvements as the leading benefit of AI investments. However, only 10% of enterprises allow AI agents to execute decisions without human approval across multiple business functions. Only 9% of executives reported that their organisations had AI agents that could securely orchestrate workflows across enterprise applications. Security, risk and governance emerged as the leading considerations when organisations decide where and how to deploy AI systems. These factors ranked ahead of cost, speed and ease of deployment. Amit Kapur, Chief AI and Services Transformation Officer at TCS, said, "What seems to be holding organisations back - and rightly so - are concerns around security, governance, and resilience." He added, "Deploying AI responsibly, with the right guardrails and enterprise controls, will be the big focus in the next stage of this journey." As agents gain access to enterprise systems, observability becomes important for monitoring their actions and decisions. The study also found that 90% of respondents considered model independence an important factor in AI investment decisions. However, only 7% reported having organisation-wide continuity plans to switch AI providers. About 34% of respondents identified AI sovereignty requirements, including control over data location, model choice, and regulatory compliance, as a high or very high organisational risk. In Europe, the figure rose to 43%. Separately, legacy systems, fragmented data and integration gaps are emerging as obstacles to scaling AI deployments. A recent assessment of Indian enterprises highlighted infrastructure challenges in moving AI workloads into production, as organisations assess whether their existing infrastructure can support AI at scale. AI economics remain unsettled. Thirty-nine percent of enterprises said they were still assessing whether their AI initiatives generated sufficient value relative to token and compute costs. Fidelity International has introduced use-case-level token budgets and an internal AI gateway to monitor expenditure and restrict access. Its approach to managing AI costs and model access offers an example of how organisations are addressing these concerns. Meanwhile, 44% of respondents said important business knowledge remained embedded in employees' expertise or fragmented documentation, potentially limiting AI systems' access to enterprise context. Another 46% reported deploying open-source AI for selected use cases. The proportion of leaders who said it was too early to determine AI's effect on jobs rose from 4% in 2024 to 19% in 2026. North America showed particular strength across several enterprise AI foundations, with 15% of respondents treating AI as a strategic enterprise capability. The UK and Ireland reported comparatively higher levels of continuity planning and governance integration. The study, titled Intelligence that is Real, surveyed 1,333 senior business and technology leaders across 25 countries and 12 industries. Their organisations had annual revenues ranging from $500 million to more than $20 billion.

Investment Week
Nov 2nd, 2026
Fidelity International launches SICAV version of Global Innovators fund.

Fidelity International launches SICAV version of Global Innovators fund. OCF of 1.1%. Fidelity International has extended access to its Fidelity Global Innovators strategy to clients in Europe and Asia with the launch of a SICAV vehicle. To continue reading this article... Join investment week today. Free for those involved in advising, managing and/or analysing investments or £1 per day for professionals outside of these roles.

Mark Allen Group
Oct 29th, 2026
Fidelity International appoints Collado to fixed income team.

Fidelity International appoints Collado to fixed income team. Fabien Collado's remit will centre on European Bonds 29 October 2026 Fidelity International has appointed Fabien Collado as portfolio manager within its investment grade fixed income team. The role follows Collado's experience at Insight Investment, where he spent five years managing euro corporate bond portfolios, impact investing strategies, and net-zero investment. Prior to this, Collado spent 12 years at AXA Investment Managers, where he worked across portfolio engineering, euro credit-focused active fixed income management, and management of ESG-oriented global buy-and-maintain strategies. Collado, who is scheduled to start on 16 November, will operate from London. From 1 January 2027, he will assume portfolio management responsibility for three Fidelity funds: Euro Corporate Bond, Euro Short Term Bond, and Euro Bond. Marion Le Morhedec, Fidelity's global chief investment officer for fixed income, said: "Fabien brings extensive experience across investment grade credit markets and a strong track record of managing fixed income portfolios. "Fabien's arrival adds further depth to our euro credit expertise. I look forward to welcoming him to Fidelity as we continue to develop our fixed income offering for clients." MORE ARTICLES ON

BusinessChief Asia
Oct 29th, 2026
Digital Asset Clearing Center at HK Fintech Week and Digital Asset Summit with AegisClear Taiwan co-host Kaohsiung asia Asset Management Center Forum.

Digital Asset Clearing Center at HK Fintech Week and Digital Asset Summit with AegisClear Taiwan co-host Kaohsiung asia Asset Management Center Forum. Promote Digital Asset Distribution Alliance (DADA) for retail digital bond adoptions HONG KONG, Oct. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - Digital Asset Clearing Center "DACC.HK" (https://dacc.hk), an open FMI (Financial Market Infrastructure) built on permissionless ledger with CIPS and e-CNY settlement capabilities, today announced that co-founder Serra Wei is speaking at four events over the next several weeks. Ms. Wei is speaking on Digital Asset Distribution Alliance (DADA), a cross-industry alliance that connects participants across the digital asset value chain, including asset owners, tokenisation platforms, financial institutions, licensed distributors, technology providers, and industry experts to foster trust, transparency and meaningful cooperation to promote the retail adoption of digital bonds using CIPS and e-CNY settlements. During Hong Kong FinTech Week, DACC.HK and Amazon Web Services present "Digital Bond Retail Market & Secondary Trading Forum" along with Futu Securities, Hong Kong Securities Association, OpenFIGI, OpenZeppelin, Ethereum Institutional and Jun He Law Offices. This panel discussion is about building the next phase of digital asset bonds for Hong Kong and to answer the essential question: What will it take to move digital bonds beyond issuance - and towards a market that is more connected, accessible and tradeable? The panel takes place on Wednesday, November 4 at the AWS office in Hong Kong starting at 3:00pm HKT. In addition, DACC.HK is exhibiting at booth 5BC-SU55 in Hong Kong on November 2 and 3. On Thursday, November 5 at Digital Assets Summit, Ms. Wei is speaking for DACC.HK on the main stage panel "Tokenised Funds Are Here" along with Franklin Templeton, BlackRock and Fidelity International. The panel is from 11:15am to 12:00pm HKT at the Grand Hyatt in Hong Kong. During the Taiwan Asian Asset Management Center ("AAMC") Forum, co-organized by AegisClear (http://aegisclear.com) and the Kaohsiung FinTech Innovation Park, Ms. Wei is presenting on the next chapter of wealth management, The "AI-Powered Wealth Management in the Digital Economy: From RWA Tokenization to Legacy Preservation." This discussion explores how traditional financial assets, digital assets and stablecoin-related technologies can be connected to provide institutions with efficient, transparent and interoperable infrastructure for custody and settlement. The discussion is from 2:00pm to 3:00pm on November 6 in the Kaohsiung FinTech Innovation Park, 2F, No. 1, Fuxing 4th Road, Qianzhen District, Kaohsiung City. AegisClear Taiwan is also exhibiting at the Kaohsiung Financial Exhibition from November 6 to 8 and Taipei Fintech Week from December 18 to 19. At Taipei Fintech Week, Ms. Wei is sharing insights on "Connecting Assets, Enabling Trust" at the Taipei World Trade Center, 1/F, Hall 1, Startup Stage. The session highlights the developments in financial tokenization, stablecoin technology, and digital asset custody and settlement infrastructure, exploring how financial technology can connect traditional assets with digital assets to enable more secure, transparent, and efficient financial markets infrastructure. About Digital Asset Clearing Center (DACC.HK) Digital Asset Clearing Center (https://dacc.hk) is a fintech and payment award-winning open financial market infrastructure built on permissionless ledger Conflux Network, audited by CertiK aiming to establish Hong Kong's first bank grade Web3 global independent clearing ecosystem with CIPS/e-CNY integrations and digital RMB settlement capabilities. Through a unified dual-core clearing rail, bank-grade hybrid custody, AI automated back office and a Delivery-vs-Payment and cross border stablecoin liquidity hub, DACC creates an institutional cross-border bridge that routes traditional CIPS/e-CNY fiat flows into RWA tokenised assets. DACC provides authorised institutional participants with real-time, secure, and regulatory-compliant services. As the direct regulatory interface for tokenised assets from inception to distributions, DACC follows the Core Criteria of Circulars announced by the SFC and HKMA. Where CIPS Meets Tokenisation About AegisClear Taiwan AegisClear Taiwan believes the next era of finance is about more than simply putting assets on chain. It is about connecting assets, capital, financial institutions, and global markets in a way that creates greater trust, efficiency, and accessibility. By connecting traditional financial assets, digital assets and stablecoin technologies, AegisClear offers institutions an efficient, transparent and interoperable infrastructure for custody and settlement payments. SOURCE Digital Asset Clearing Center

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