On Tuesday, Amundi, Europe’s largest asset manager, announced the sale of its US business to Victory Capital. In exchange for this sale, Amundi will receive a 26% stake in Victory Capital. The deal was completed without any cash payment, according to Amundi.
The CEO of Amundi, Valerie Baudson, commented on the transaction and stated that it presents a unique opportunity for the company to strengthen its presence in the US market. By becoming a strategic shareholder in Victory Capital, an established U.S.-based asset management firm with a history of growth, Amundi hopes to leverage this partnership to expand its reach and capabilities in the US market.
Victory Capital has a market capitalization of approximately $2.7 billion and manages over $170 billion in total assets under management. As part of the agreement, both companies will collaborate on reciprocal distribution agreements for a period of 15 years. This partnership is expected to enhance the reach and capabilities of both companies in their respective markets.
Overall, the deal between Amundi and Victory Capital represents a significant strategic move that aims to leverage the strengths and expertise of both companies to expand their presence and enhance their offerings in the asset management industry.
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