Full-Time
Global asset management with fixed income
$87k - $93k/yr
Newport Beach, CA, USA
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PIMCO is a global investment management firm that provides financial solutions for institutions, financial professionals, and individual investors by managing assets across fixed income, equities, commodities, and real estate. Its core product is actively managed investment strategies designed to meet clients’ financial goals. The company earns fees from assets under management and, when benchmarks are surpassed, performance fees, using rigorous research, risk controls, and a deep understanding of global markets. Unlike firms that rely on a narrow focus, PIMCO combines expertise across multiple asset classes and maintains a large network of investment professionals to offer insights worldwide. Its goal is to deliver consistent, long-term results for a diverse client base, including pension funds, endowments, central banks, sovereign wealth funds, and individual investors, while growing assets under management.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$564.6M
Headquarters
Newport Beach, California
Founded
1971
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Allianz is increasing its stake in US asset management subsidiary Pimco from 90.6% to at least 95%, investing a minimum of €1.4 billion. The Munich-based insurance giant has terminated an employee participation programme that was launched 18 years ago and expired in 2020, through which Pimco managers held a 9.4% stake in the bond fund specialist. The company announced the move on Thursday evening. Pimco specialises in bond funds and operates as a subsidiary of the German insurance group.
Pimco has launched the Pimco GIS Global Bond Opportunities Fund, a global fixed income fund within its Pimco GIS UCITS range. The vehicle focuses on the global bond market through allocation across regions, yield curves, sectors and currencies without tracking a bond market index. The fund will be managed by a four-person team: Andrew Balls, managing director and CIO of global fixed income; Sachin Gupta, managing director and portfolio manager; Lorenzo Pagani, managing director and portfolio manager; and Martin Svorc, executive vice president and portfolio manager. The fund is available in the UK, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, amongst other countries.
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Related Digital has secured $16 billion in funding to build a massive data centre campus in Michigan's Saline Township, designed to support AI computing demand. The project is backed by equity from Blackstone funds and debt financing anchored by PIMCO, which reportedly purchased approximately $10 billion in project bonds. The development, expected to exceed one gigawatt of capacity, will rank amongst the largest data centre campuses in the United States. It forms part of a collaboration involving OpenAI, Oracle and Related Digital to rapidly expand computing infrastructure for next-generation AI systems. Construction commenced earlier this year. Bank of America helped structure the deal, arranging and selling around $14 billion in bonds, whilst Blackstone's equity contribution is estimated at $2 billion. The project reflects broader industry trends, with tech giants expected to invest hundreds of billions in AI infrastructure this year.
Pacific Investment Management Co. has lent over $10 billion to Gulf state governments and state-backed entities through private placements since the Iran conflict began. The $2.27 trillion asset manager has been a major buyer of privately placed bonds from Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Kuwait, as well as Qatar National Bank. Regional borrowers raised $13.8 billion in privately placed hard currency bonds between 28 February and 23 April, with Pimco accounting for the majority. Private placements allow faster borrowing with more flexibility but typically cost issuers 0.3% more than public debt. The lending comes as Gulf states build cash buffers amid economic uncertainty from the Iran war, which disrupted energy exports through the Strait of Hormuz. The UAE recently enquired about currency swap lines with the Federal Reserve, whilst US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said multiple Gulf allies had requested such arrangements.