US investment manager Nuveen agrees £9.9bn deal to buy Schroders

Combined group will oversee almost $2.5trn (£1.83trn) of assets under management

Linus Uhlig
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Schroders group CEO Richard Oldfield (pictured) said: 'In a competitive landscape where scale can help deliver benefits, in Nuveen we see a partner that shares our values.'
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Schroders group CEO Richard Oldfield (pictured) said: 'In a competitive landscape where scale can help deliver benefits, in Nuveen we see a partner that shares our values.'

UK fund management stalwart Schroders has agreed to a £9.9bn purchase from US fund management firm Nuveen.

The deal represents a value of 612p per Schroders share, consisting of 590p per share and permitted dividends of up to 22p.  Assuming the dividends are declared and paid in full, this is a 34% p...

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