Old Mutual Wealth outlines demerger plans

Updates 'managed separation' proposals

Natalie Kenway
clock • 4 min read

Old Mutual has announced its intention to list Old Mutual Wealth as a separate entity on the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges in a demerger as the group updated on its "managed separation" plans.

In the initial announcement in March, Old Mutual said the managed separation "may involve equity market activity" for Old Mutual Wealth and Old Mutual Emerging Markets, while its other entities Nedbank and US-based OM Asset Management are already publicly traded. This morning, the group announced its intention to deliver Old Mutual Wealth "into the hands of Old Mutual's shareholders by way of a demerger" and listing on both the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges. Meanwhile, the group is also planning to create a new South African holding company for its Emerging Markets operation...

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