Victory Capital Agrees to Buy First Eagle for $7 Billion
Victory Capital Holdings Inc. has agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for $7 billion, creating one of the largest publicly traded traditional asset managers in the U.S. with approximately $571 billion in total client assets.
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Victory Capital Agrees to Buy First Eagle For $7B
Bloomberg's Loukia Gyftopoulou joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." Victory Capital Holdings Inc. agreed to buy First Eagle Investments in a deal that would propel the combined firm’s assets under management to about $571 billion. (Source: Bloomberg)
Victory Capital to Buy First Eagle for $7 Billion
Victory Capital Holdings agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for about $7 billion, a deal the companies said will create one of the largest publicly traded traditional asset managers in the U.S., with roughly $571 billion in total client assets.
Victory Capital to Buy First Eagle for $7 Billion
Victory Capital Holdings agreed to acquire First Eagle Investments for about $7 billion, a deal the companies said will create one of the largest publicly traded traditional asset managers in the U.S., with roughly $571 billion in total client assets.