Macquarie sells international investment arm to Nomura for $2.8b
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Macquarie says it will sell its entire North America and European public asset management business to Japan’s Nomura for $2.8 billion.

Macquarie Asset Management, as the division is known, will continue to operate in Australia but divest its international equities, fixed income and multi-asset investments business which oversees $285 billion in assets.

The local financial services giant said that, as part of the deal, the firm would collaborate with Nomura on product and distribution.

Ben Way, the head of Macquarie Asset Management, said he was proud of the business that had been built over decades and was “pleased that Nomura would carry it forward into a new phase of growth in North America and Europe”. The deal, he added in a statement, would allow the firm to “build on our leading global position in private markets, as we focus on providing solutions for our institutional, insurance and wealth clients”.

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