AMG CEO, Dr. Heinz Schimmelbusch, is pleased with Michael Connor's nomination to the Management Board, praising his strategic, financial, and operational expertise. The Supervisory Board also welcomes Ms. Bottenbruch's return, acknowledging her past experience and success.

AMG CEO Jay C. Horgen is confident in the new appointments, emphasizing Ritchea's vast experience in private markets and liquid alternatives, and Wojcik's strategic contributions. He expects their expertise to bolster AMG's growth strategy and opportunities.

AMG management is confident in Reuben Jeffery III's leadership and commercial acumen, believing his global financial services experience will aid in executing AMG's growth strategy and creating further shareholder value.

Insider transactions over the past year hint at confidence in the company's future. The level of insider ownership suggests alignment with long-term growth. However, no insider transactions have occurred in the last three months.

Affiliated Managers Group's low P/E ratio is due to expected earnings decrease. Shareholders are accepting this, speculating that future earnings won't surprise positively. This condition might hinder stock's price. If its future profitability fails to improve, P/E ratio could drop further.