Janus Henderson continues acquisition run with majority stake in Victory Park Capital

Private credit manager

Eve Maddock-Jones
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Janus Henderson has struck a deal to acquire a majority stake in Victory Park Capital (VCP), investing in the expansion of its own private credit and alternatives offering.

The company will acquire a 55% stake in the US-based global private credit manager, in exchange for cash and company stock in a deal. Janus Henderson CEO Dibadj on leveraging acquisitions to 'fill in the gaps' Janus Henderson CEO Ali Dibadj spoke to Investment Week earlier this month about how he wanted to utilise acquisitions to fill in the "gaps across the organisation", which has recently focused on privates. The company purchased private credit business NBK Wealth back in May and with the deal set to complete before the end of the year, the VCP acquisition is the latest expansi...

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