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In the last two months, I have frequently reported on the attractive starting position of the financial services provider MLP (i.). It was particularly noteworthy that the half-year report showed a revenue increase of 10% and an EBIT jump of 41%, yet the management still issued a conservative annual forecast. These conservative assumptions were partly based on the fact that volatile performance fees were only minimally factored in. Such compensations depend, among other things, on the performance of investment concepts in asset management. I found...
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