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MetLife Signs Deal to Acquire Asset Manager PineBridge
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MetLife Group has agreed to acquire the assets of Barings from the PineBridge Investments Group, aiming to enhance growth in the Asset Management Business. A statement released on Monday indicated that MetLife's institutional Asset Management business, MetLife Investment Management, will purchase the concentrated shares of Barings for 0.8 billion USD, which manages approximately 100 billion USD in assets. This transaction also includes an additional 0.2 billion USD tied to achieving specific financial targets by 2025, as well as another 0.2 billion USD linked to multi-year profits. As of Monday morning.
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MetLife Investment Management to Acquire PineBridge Investments for Up to $1.2 Billion
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Express News | MetLife Inc: Deal Expected to Be Neutral to EPS in Year 1 and Accretive Beyond
Express News | MetLife Inc: Deal Excludes Pinebridge's Private Equity Funds Group Business and Its Joint Venture in China
Express News | MetLife Inc: Deal Also Includes $200 Mln Subject to Achieving Certain 2025 Financial Metrics, $200 Mln Subject to Multi-Year Earnout
Express News | MetLife Inc - Transaction Includes $800 Million in Cash at Closing
MetLife: PineBridge Is Global Asset Manager With About $100 Billion Assets Under Management >MET
Press Release: MetLife Investment Management to Acquire PineBridge Investments
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