Schroders shareholders have voted to approve the £9.9bn takeover bid for the UK asset management giant by Nuveen.
At the company's annual general meeting today (16 April), 99.92% of votes were cast in favour of the takeover, according to a stock exchange notice. At least 75% of votes in favour were needed for the deal to be approved. Approval for the deal was seen as a foregone conclusion by the industry because the Schroders family owns around 40% of the firm and had already indicated its support for the deal. Once combined, the group will manage $2.5trn of assets, subject to regulatory approval. At the time of the announcement of the deal in February, Susannah Streeter, chief investment...
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