Perpetual discussing Aegis purchase
Relevant offers
Industries
Pyne Gould Corp said its subsidiary Perpetual Group is in advanced exclusive talks with ASB Bank to buy fund management business Aegis.
PGC expects to say more about the potential acquisition by the end of this month. The exclusive talks are about remaining details.
"Aegis is the leading wrap platform in New Zealand with funds under administration of over $5 billion, an extensive client base and a strong financial track record. For Perpetual, a customer of Aegis since 2003, the opportunity to develop the Aegis business further from this sound position would support our long term wealth management strategy," said PGC chief executive Jeff Greenslade.
Aegis is an electronic administration service designed to hold, trade and report on investments. It is only available to via New Zealand financial advisers.
PGC is trying to create a Heartland bank via the merger of its subsidiary Marac, CBS Canterbury and Southern Cross Building Society.
- NZPA
Sponsored links
NZ's best farm land 'already sold off'
'Mondayising' could cost $200m
ANZ, Westpac can bank on their brand
Action launched over Feltex statement
Riots as Greece approves austerity
Stocks down despite Greek news
Suppression ends for SCF accused
Fonterra recalls butter after metal found
Dollar up on Greek debt package
Driver charged over Allan Hubbard crash
Adele's the big winner at Grammys
Fonterra recalls butter after metal found
Proteas expect fiery series against Black Caps
Boxer Richard Tutaki enters guilty plea
Toxic soil fears five years before residents told
Pat Lam still mum on Piri Weepu's Blues role
Qantas grounding 'good for brand'
Seriously ill man found on beach
NZ's best farm land 'already sold off'
New Zealand lose Las Vegas final to Samoa
Houston died in bathtub - coroner
Woman crushed, friend watched 'helplessly'
Christchurch cricket bat murder admitted
Daily trivia quiz: February 13
Hundreds of unfit teachers in class
Vandals trash couple's dream home
Superbike champion dies after race crash
Your top 10 cheesy pickup lines
Kiwi women obsessed with weight
Ethnic rights advice stuns communities
NZ, mate, you might have a drinking problem
Paul Henry's disjointed return to TV
Warning hearing has power to kill Transmission Gully