Carlyle acquires Intelliflo from Invesco for £148.6m

Purchased confirmed after reportedly coming out on top in a bidding war race

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Private equity group Carlyle has acquired Intelliflo from Invesco after it was reported that it was in the bidding war race for the takeover.

The purchase price of up to $200m (£148.6m) is comprised of $135m (£99.9m) at closing, which is expected in the fourth quarter of this year subject to certain closing conditions, and up to an additional $65m (£47.9m) in potential future earn outs. This confirmation comes after Financial News reported that Carlyle come out on top in a bidding war race. The transaction includes Intelliflo's US-based subsidiaries, including RedBlack, a provider of software as a service-based portfolio rebalancing tools, and Intelliflo Portfolio, a portfolio management software solution for US registered ...

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