Aegon to transfer fiduciary management duties to Van Lanschot Kempen

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Alex Levy
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Van Lanschot Kempen Wealth Management building in Amsterdam (iStock.com/PixelBizz)
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Van Lanschot Kempen Wealth Management building in Amsterdam (iStock.com/PixelBizz)

Aegon Asset Management (Aegon AM) will transfer its Dutch fiduciary management duties over €26bn (£22.2bn) in assets under management (AUM) to Van Lanschot Kempen Investment Management from Q3 2027, adding to their existing €98bn (£83.7bn) in fiduciary AUM.

Aegon AM's two largest fiduciary clients, Pensioenfonds KPN and Algemeen Pensioenfonds Stap, together represent around €21bn (£17.94bn) in assets and are said to have responded positively to the tr...

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