KPMG in talks to sell pensions unit to private equity house

James Phillips
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KPMG has confirmed it has entered into exclusive talks with Exponent Private Equity to sell its pensions advisory unit.

The audit and advisory firm said it is proceeding with a "view to progressing a sale" of the circa £200m business, which advises on pension assets worth more than £50bn. The sale comes amid a wi...

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