India is next fabled land for Atlantis

The UK-based Asian fund manager is launching an Indian equities product.
September 27, 2005

London-based Atlantis Investment Management is opening an office in Mumbai and readying its first Indian equities fund, to be managed by BP Singh, who joined from Deutsche Asset Management this summer. The fund should launch this quarter, says Peter Irving, CEO, and complements existing funds investing in Japan, Korea and China.

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