Martin Gilbert's AssetCo rebrands three subsidiaries to River & Mercantile

To create ‘unified’ equity platform

Valeria Martinez
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Martin Gilbert’s AssetCo is rebranding its three active equity subsidiary asset management firms SVM, Saracen and Revera to River & Mercantile in a bid to create a unified equity platform.

The changes, which are expected to take place during the course of 2023, will merge R&M's existing operations with SVM Asset Management, Saracen Fund Managers and Revera Asset Management under a common brand and operating structure.  The rebrand is part of River & Mercantile's growth strategy, which intends to allow investors to benefit from the shared research and investment capabilities of all four brands, as well as helping drive further market share in the UK and internationally for the firm. Shareholders approve AssetCo share buyback scheme Martin Gilbert, chairman of AssetCo,...

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