US EditionAsset Manager Janus Henderson Gets Bought by Trian, General Catalyst for $7.4 Billion
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The activist fund and the private equity company will finance the acquisition of the management company entirely in cash, with the support of other investors.
The British asset manager Janus Henderson will be taken over. After the activist investor Nelson Peltz joined the company with his Trian Fund 2020, a complete acquisition has now been agreed together with an investor group.
STOCK MARKET: Asset manager Janus Henderson gets bought by Trian, General Catalyst for $7.4 billion
Nelson Petz, Founding Partner and CEO of Trian Partners, speaking at the 14th CNBC Delivery Alpha Investor Summit in New York City on Nov. 13th, 2024. Adam Jeffery | CNBC Asset manager Janus Henderson agreed to be acquired by investors Trian Fund Management and General Catalyst, the companies announced Monday. Trian and General Catalyst will pay $49 per share in cash, valuing Janus at about $7.4 billion. That represents a 6.5% premium from Frida…
Trian Fund Management, Nelson Peltz's hedge fund, and General Catalyst have agreed to buy Janus Henderson for $7.4 billion, they have announced...
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