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AGF reports a fifth consecutive year of record revenue, net income and cash flow from operations. |
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In May, AGF launches six new funds that cover dynamic and growing industries, sectors and economies around the world: AGF MultiManager Class, AGF Aggressive Japan Class, AGF Global Technology Class, AGF Global Health Sciences Class, AGF Global Financial Services
Class and AGF Global Resources Class. |
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AGF goes global again with the opening of two new offices — one in Tokyo and one in Beijing. AGF is the first Canadian mutual fund company to open a branch office in Japan and the first to open a representative office in Beijing |
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AGF offers Japanese investors AGF Japan Class and AGF European Growth Class, and enters a reciprocal partnership with Sumitomo Life Insurance Co. |
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In June, Blake Goldring is named President and Chief Executive Officer of AGF, succeeding C. Warren Goldring, who remains Chairman. |
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AGF acquires Magna Vista Capital Management Inc. with $1.6 billion in assets under management in a move to enhance its high-net-worth capabilities and expand its presence in Quebec. |
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AGF acquires Global Strategy Holdings Inc. and adds $5.6 billion in assets under management. |
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AGF opens a new sales office in Calgary to better serve the Alberta and Saskatchewan markets. |
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In January 2000, AGF celebrates $20 billion in mutual fund assets under management. In November, AGF surpasses $34 billion in total assets
under management.
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