Fund Manager Today is the US-desk title of Capital Business Media — manager interviews, fund-level analysis and allocator-side intelligence written from New York for the institutional finance audience on both sides of the Atlantic. The transatlantic complement to CBM's UK finance coverage in Property Portfolio Investor and Business Matters.
Fund Manager Today's readership is concentrated in the institutional buy-side — portfolio managers, analysts, allocators, and the trustees and consultants around them. We treat it as a small, high-trust audience: low-volume editorial, no advertorial dressed up as news, and an explicit conflict-of-interest policy on every manager interview we publish.
Fund Manager Today's coverage is structured around three standing briefs — the people running the funds, the funds themselves, and the markets and macro context they're operating into. Every piece is written by, or signed off by, the New York desk; every manager interview carries a published conflict-of-interest declaration.
The longform interview series with active portfolio managers running mandates north of $500m. Each interview includes a fund-level breakdown, a positioning thesis, and a clean, declared conflict-of-interest statement.
Independent profiles of active and passive funds across equity, fixed income, multi-asset, alternatives and private markets. Performance, positioning, fees, flows and the fund-level data that allocators actually screen on.
The macro context the buy-side actually trades into — Fed and BoE decisions, transatlantic rate divergence, inflation prints, the dollar, the yield curve, and the political risk that shapes allocation between the two markets.
Fund Manager Today is digital-first, daily-cadence and built around four content products. Subscribers can take the morning brief alone, the manager interview series alone, or the bundle. Print is reserved for the quarterly Annual Review and the occasional themed special.
5x weekly newsletter, sent 06:30 ET / 11:30 GMT. Three lead stories, the overnight fund flows, the calendar for the day and one chart that matters.
One longform interview a week with a working portfolio manager, allocator or CIO. Published Tuesday for subscribers; Friday for the wider list.
The monthly buy-side digest — consensus positioning, manager performance, fund flows, fee compression and the allocators' point of view on the prevailing macro.
The print quarterly — deep-dive features, the year's manager interviews collected, fund league tables and the FMT Outlook from the New York desk. Distributed to subscribers and US institutional offices.
Fund Manager Today exists because half the audience is in the United States. CBM opened the New York office in 2018, and FMT was the editorial product built around it — not a UK title with a US correspondent, but a US desk-led title with UK distribution. Sister coverage runs out of London on Property Portfolio Investor and the Business Matters Finance vertical, giving advertisers a transatlantic finance buy that no other independent UK publisher carries.
The Manhattan office is the home of FMT, the Travelling For Business US sales desk, and CBM's North American partnerships team. Florida runs Americas event production. London remains group HQ.
Fund Manager Today's New York editorial sits alongside two CBM finance briefs run out of London — Property Portfolio Investor for the UK landlord and BTL audience, and the Business Matters Finance vertical for SME finance, lenders and growth capital. Advertisers running a transatlantic finance campaign typically buy across all three.
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Single-sponsor positions on the daily Morning Brief, sent 06:30 ET. One sponsor per send, header and end-of-brief slots, with reach measurement and audience demographics in the post-campaign report.
Long-form sponsored briefings written by, or in collaboration with, brand experts. Every sponsored piece is editorially scrutinised, clearly flagged as partnership content, and carries a conflict-of-interest declaration matching our editorial standard.
Hosted closed roundtables in New York and London, manager-and-allocator dinners, and quarterly subscriber-only briefings. Sponsorship slots include co-branded research output and follow-up subscriber distribution.
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