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Sanlam, Absa Merge Investment Businesses In South Africa

Editor SharpDaily by Editor SharpDaily
December 1, 2022
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Sanlam Johannesburg office

Sanlam and Absa have received a regulatory nod to complete a transaction that combines their investment management businesses in South Africa.

The transaction sees Absa exchanging its investment management business, Absa Investments, for a stake in Sanlam Investment Holdings Proprietary Limited (SIH). Absa Investments comprises Absa Asset Management, Absa Alternative Asset Management, Absa Fund Managers and Absa Multi-Management.

The conclusion of the transaction significantly strengthens SIH’s offering through enhanced scale, broader distribution reach and a more holistic range of investment solutions. This further enhances SIH’s position as one of South Africa’s largest black-owned asset managers.

Absa has also entered into a 10-year distribution agreement with SIH, meaning the expanded operations will utilise the distribution networks of both Sanlam and Absa, which significantly broadens market reach for the enlarged SIH.

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“We are excited that the agreement to integrate the investment management businesses of Sanlam and Absa has been concluded. Sanlam and Absa clients will gain from the enhanced investment offering. This partnership will allow us to deliver investment solutions that sustain future generations,” Sanlam Investment Group CEO, Mr Carl Roothman, said.

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“Scale is critical in driving the product and service innovation required to meet clients’ financial goals. Combined capabilities, expertise and commitment to our clients will position us to be the preferred investment solutions provider in South Africa. Our promise is to serve our customers with pride and deliver world-class client experience and solutions.”

Commenting on the transaction, Absa Group Financial Director, Mr Jason Quinn, said: “We are delighted with the successful conclusion of the transaction, which delivers the scale, capabilities and transformation which we view as essential to achieving strong and sustainable growth. Absa remains committed to the investment management sector through its shareholding in the combined entity and a 10-year distribution agreement, which will help us to offer an enhanced customer value proposition by creating a deeper, broader range of investment solutions for our clients.”

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