Boutique finds new backers as Killik sells out

Seven Investment Management, which manages £2bn (€2.9bn) of funds for retail clients, has received equity backing from Aegon and Zurich Financial Services.

The two insurance companies are planning to purchase 64% of Seven, buying out Killik & Co, the private client adviser, which backed Seven at its inception five years ago. The deal will also provide funds for Seven, which will remain 36% owned by its management.

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