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What’s in it for SageOne and ASK in the acquisition?

What’s in it for SageOne and ASK in the acquisition?
Source: Livemint

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  • ✓ASK IM entered into agreements to acquire SageOne IM in September.
  • ✓Founder Samit Vartak will serve as chief investment officer of the combined entity.
  • ✓Vartak said, “Building a lasting institution requires us to retain our best people.” The deal helps SageOne expand its reach through ASK’s large, established distribution network.

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
Livemint
Reading Speed
5 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

In September, ASK IM entered into agreements to acquire SageOne IM. Founder Samit Vartak will serve as chief investment officer of the combined entity. Rather than exit entirely, Vartak is exchanging his SageOne equity for a stake in ASK IM, locked in for five years. In addition, 80% of any cash consideration he receives will be reinvested in the combined business, a person with direct knowledge of the matter told Mint.

ASK IM, part of the ASK Group, manages ₹13,500 crore across its portfolio management services (PMS) and alternative investment funds (AIFs) businesses, according to its website. Vartak will oversee the combined investment portfolio, including SageOne’s assets. The combined entity will have assets of around ₹22,500 crore, based on the two firms’ current AUM.

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