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What's New In Investments, Funds? – Armundia Group, M&G Investments, Others

Editorial Staff 30 January 2026

What's New In Investments, Funds? – Armundia Group, M&G Investments, Others

The latest news in investment offerings, financial products and other services relevant to wealth advisors and their clients.

Armundia Group
Italy-headquartered fintech firm Armundia Group has launched a new platform to support single- and multi-family offices in running complicated portfolios – Armundia 3SIXTY FamilyWealth. 

The platform, which provides asset aggregation, analytics, risk and compliance and AI-powered insights, addresses two main operational challenges for family offices: making fragmented assets visible and turning data into actionable intelligence for strategic decision-making, Armundia said in a statement. 

Armundia, which has main offices in London, Milan, Rome, Luxembourg and Tirana, specialises in “cutting-edge platforms and advanced consulting services” for banking, insurance and financial services. With £15 million ($20.7 million) in annual revenue, the firm, founded in 2007, employs 250 people in 11 countries across Europe and the Middle East. 

The firm says its approach comes at a time when industry figures (2025 RBC-Campden Wealth North America Family Office Report) show that just under a third (31 per cent) of family offices still use manual processes for wealth tracking, dedicating substantial operational time to reconciliation. 

“The future of family offices lies in intelligent evolution of operational capabilities. FamilyWealth represents our vision of digital humanism applied to wealth management: technology and AI don't replace human judgement, they amplify it,” Gianluca Berghella, CEO of Armundiam said. 

The new offering is distributed through the group's network in the UK, Italy, Luxembourg and Asia. 

M&G Investments, Stella Vermögensverwaltungs
M&G Investments (M&G) has announced that a German family office has selected responsAbility – its emerging market impact asset manager – to manage a €200 million ($238 million) emerging market impact mandate. The mandate was awarded by Stella Vermögensverwaltungs – the investment entity of the Heinz Hermann Thiele Family Foundation and Julia Thiele-Schürhoff.

The mandate will target growth-stage companies in Africa, Asia and Latin America that advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals, deploying capital in areas where the impact is greatest and where private sector funding can close critical gaps. By focusing on profit, people and the planet, investments will aim to help protect livelihoods and reinforce social outcomes by improving living standards, the firm said in a statement. responsAbility will invest in companies that support good-quality jobs, provide essential goods and services, and have environmentally sustainable business models.

This will enable Stella to deploy capital in a targeted, impact-driven way with a long-term investment horizon and attractive returns, in line with its investment strategy, the firm continued. A large part of the portfolio is dedicated to growth equity impact investments in emerging markets, where each euro can have a greater positive impact and deliver returns by working with an experienced partner to support sustainable development in regions most in need of financing.

“As an entrepreneurial family, we are committed to managing our wealth responsibly and with a long-term perspective,” Thiele-Schürhoff, said. “By focusing on emerging markets and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, this mandate allows us to deploy a meaningful share of our assets to where the need for impact investments is greatest.”

“It reflects our belief that dedicated emerging market investments can generate strong financial returns while delivering meaningful impact for people and the planet,” Stephanie Bilo, chief client and Investment solutions, responsAbility, added. “This is a significant milestone for responsAbility as we continue to mobilise private sector capital at scale for sustainable development in emerging markets.”

responsAbility, which manages $ 5.8 billion in assets and has invested more than $17.6 billion since inception, operates in approximately 70 countries supporting more than 300 high impact portfolio companies worldwide. Since 2023, responsAbility has also acted as portfolio manager for the Swiss Investment Fund for Emerging Markets (SIFEM), the Swiss government’s development finance institution, extending its reach and impact in emerging economies.

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