Brown Advisory snaps up Marylebone Partners following summer talks

Fees lowered as part of deal

Patrick Brusnahan
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The board of Majedie Investments announced today (8 September) that its manager, Marylebone Partners, will be absorbed by Brown Advisory.

This follows advanced talks over the summer between the two parties in a bid to expand Brown's US offering. The deal is subject to regulatory approval. Upon closing, Majedie will gain a cash payment for its 7.5% stake in Marylebone. As a show of ongoing collaboration between the manager and the shareholders, fees will be reduced to 0.8% on market caps up to £150m, 0.675% between £150m and £250m and 0.6% on higher values, dropped from 0.95, 0.75% and 0.65% respectively. There will be no change to the mandate, investment approach or the team's decision-making autonomy, the firms reas...

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