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Deals Of The Day: The Latest In Wealth Management M&A – EFG International, AGF, Others

The latest mergers, acquisitions and other corporate actions in the wealth management sector.
EFG International
EFG
International, the Zurich-listed group, said yesterday that
it has completed the previously-announced
sale of its minority stake in Asesores y Gestores Financieros to
the Spanish private bank’s management team.
The terms of the deal, which was initially announced in
April last year, were not disclosed. EFG said that the
final financial effects of the transaction would be
disclosed on 21 July when the firm issues its half-year 2022
results.
In May this year EFG International reported solid operating
results in the first three months of 2022, but it saw a decline
in its assets under management.
LSEG, BETA+
Private equity firms Clearlake Capital Group and Motive Partners
have concluded the $1.1 billion acquisition of BETA+ from the
London
Stock Exchange Group.
As part of the transaction, BETA+ will rebrands as BetaNXT and
will be managed by a new leadership team, it said in a statement
earlier this week.
BetaNXT serves $6 trillion assets, has 50 million daily
transactions, and a tech stack that consists of BETA, Maxit
and Digital Investor.
BETA is a securities processing solution for back-office and
front-office operations, which includes transaction processing,
broker productivity tools and transmission of customer and
firm data. BETA also provides trading tools for advisors via its
brokerage processing system, Maxit. Maxit is a tax
information reporting and accounting solution, and Digital
Investor – an online portal that connects advisors and
their clients to BetaNXT’s digital wealth management
platform.
Clearlake and Motive Partners will form a “long-term strategic
partnership” with LSEG, supplying the firm with content, data,
and tools from BetaNXT.
LSEG is, among other areas, owner of Refinitiv, the data and
information services business serving financial market players
including
wealth managers.