The £9.9 billion acquisition of Schroders by Nuveen has resulted in £83 million in fees for Wells Fargo and other financial institutions involved in the transaction. The deal, valued at $13.5 billion, will create one of the world’s largest active asset managers.
- The Schroders acquisition deal is valued at £9.9 billion ($13.5 billion).
- Wells Fargo and other banks earned £83 million in fees from the transaction.
- The merger will create one of the world’s largest active asset managers.
- Combined assets under management will approach $2.5 trillion.
- The deal was finalized in 2026, with the Schroders headquarters in London as a key location.
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