FNZ has secured $450m in new equity funding from a group of existing long-term institutional shareholders.
The capital was provided by some of the firm’s most established backers, including La Caisse, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), Generation Investment Management and Motive Partners.
The funding is intended to support FNZ’s ongoing transformation programme, with proceeds directed towards its technology platform, its people and its product range, as the Group looks to capture what it describes as a significant market opportunity ahead.
Over the past twelve months, FNZ has worked to consolidate its position and narrow its focus onto its core wealth management technology business, which serves large financial institutions.
The Group has renewed and expanded several major client relationships across its key markets during that period, and it has also introduced FNZ Select, a premium tier of service offering clients heightened support, more sophisticated capabilities and additional platform resources.
Alongside this, FNZ has carried out a series of notable divestments intended to sharpen its strategic focus. These include the disposal of FNZ Bank in Germany, its fund platform based in Luxembourg known as IFSAM, and its core banking software business in Switzerland. According to the company, these sales are freeing up resources so that FNZ can concentrate on its strategic priorities and improve how it executes its plans.
FNZ operates a wealth-management platform used by large financial institutions to deliver investment and wealth services to their end clients. Its business spans technology, product and operational support designed to help institutional partners run their wealth offerings.
The new funding round and the accompanying disposals form part of a broader effort by FNZ to become a more focused organisation with tighter operational discipline, positioning it to keep executing its long-term business plan as it works to build profitability.
FNZ group chief executive officer Blythe Masters said, “We continue to make strategic progress, creating a more focused business, driving greater operational discipline and delivering more consistently for our clients. This capital provides the financial strength to continue executing our plan as we harness technology to transform wealth management in partnership with our clients.”
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