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DWS Scudder
DWS Scudder is the US retail brand name of Deutsche Asset Management which is the global asset management division of Deutsche Bank with more than US $630 billion in assets under management globally as of 2005.
The firm draws on the strength and reputation of DWS, Deutsche Bank's mutual fund brand in Europe and Asia, which this year celebrates the 50th anniversary of its founding in Germany. The brand recognition and industry presence of Scudder, a respected US asset manager founded in 1919, complements these attributes.
With a strong commitment to superior performance, innovation and leadership in intellectual capital, the company offers a comprehensive and diverse family of products available through financial intermediaries, retirement plans and wraps programs. Through their portfolio management, investors can tap into their far reaching global research organization of approximately 700 investment professionals, who manage equity, fixed income, balanced, cash, and real estate and hedge fund investments around the world.
Their family of money market funds seeks to offer individual investors higher yield potential than a bank deposit account. At the same time, you will enjoy complete access to cash whenever you need it.
Their money funds are no load meaning you pay no commission by watching the fund's prospectus for fees and expenses that do apply. Plus, you will enjoy the convenience of check writing, electronic transfers and twenty four hour redemption by phone. Their exclusive area for financial advisors includes detailed performance information, personalized news, client account access and great tools for helping you serve your clients.
They have rebranded their mutual fund business in the US as DWS Scudder. The name reflects the bank's decision to align its mutual fund business in the US with those in Europe and Asia, which operate under the DWS name.
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