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- On May 28, 2025, UBS Group announced it has agreed to sell O'Connor, a hedge fund division based in Chicago, to Cantor Fitzgerald.
- The sale follows months of talks and reflects UBS's decision to divest a hedge fund, private credit, and commodities platform managing $11 billion in assets.
- All six of O'Connor's investment strategies, along with its investment and support teams, will transfer to Cantor Fitzgerald and operate as a distinct business.
- Cantor Fitzgerald's chairman Brandon Lutnick called the acquisition transformational and a "high-conviction investment", with closing expected in Q4 2025 pending regulatory approval.
- The deal enables UBS to maintain a role in alternatives through a long-term partnership, while Cantor Fitzgerald significantly expands its asset management capabilities.
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Cantor Fitzgerald Buys UBS’s O’Connor Alts Platform - Markets Media
O’Connor will add approximately $11 billion AUM in hedge funds, private credit, and commodities to Cantor Fitzgerald’s Asset Management platform Acquisition underscores Cantor Fitzgerald’s commitment to accelerating growth across its core businesses Cantor Fitzgerald, a leading global financial services firm, announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire UBS’s O’Connor alternatives investment platform, which includes hedge fund…
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Bailey McCann, Opalesque New York: UBS Group AG's O'Connor unit will be sold to Cantor Fitzgerald in a deal that will give control of the group back to one of its original founders. Bill Ferri, Cantor's asset-management chief and a founding member of O'Connor will take over leadership of the unit. ... Article link
Cantor Fitzgerald buys UBS's alternatives investment platform O'Connor
Financial services firm Cantor Fitzgerald has acquired UBS’s alternatives investment platform, O’Connor, for an undisclosed sum. The investment platform includes private credit as well as hedge funds and commodities, with around $11bn (roughly £8.1bn) in invested assets. Read more: iAltA launches platform to ‘modernise’ private markets with $20m funding The acquisition will significantly bolster Cantor Fitzgerald […] The post Cantor Fitzgerald b…
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