Invesco to buy OppenheimerFunds from MassMutual in $5.7bn deal

Adding $246bn in AUM

Tom Eckett
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Invesco will purchase rival US asset manager OppenheimerFunds from MassMutual, adding $246bn in assets to the firm.

Invesco will pay MassMutual $4bn in preferred shares and 81.9 million of common stock, which is valued at around $1.7bn based on Invesco's closing price on Wednesday. The deal will bring Invesco's assets under management (AUM) to $1.2trn, making it the 13th largest global investment manager. Subject to regulatory approval, the $5.7bn deal is expected to complete in Q2 2019. OppenheimerFunds is primarily an actively-manager mutual fund group but also runs a small ETF business. OppenheimerFunds opens London office as part of international expansion Martin Flanagan (pictured), c...

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