FNZ has raised $650 million in fresh equity from its existing institutional shareholders, marking one of the company’s most significant capital infusions in recent years as it continues expanding its position in the global wealth-management market. The new funding will reinforce FNZ’s long-term business plan, strengthen its balance sheet, and support ongoing investments in technology, talent, and product development.
The round includes participation from leading global investors such as La Caisse, Generation Investment Management, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPP Investments), and Motive Partners. Several of FNZ’s largest clients have also contributed, including Aberdeen Group PLC, Aviva PLC, FirstCape, Ninety One, and Nucleus Financial Platforms. Their participation signals strong confidence in FNZ’s leadership, long-term strategy, and the role its technology continues to play in shaping the evolution of modern wealth management.
FNZ now oversees $2.1 trillion of assets on its platform, a fivefold increase since 2020. The company continues to secure significant new mandates and renew existing partnerships across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Africa. FNZ has also strengthened its technology strategy through a strategic partnership with Microsoft and the launch of proprietary AI products designed to improve the productivity of financial advisors.
In the UK, the company recently announced the conclusion of its Section 166 review and the associated Voluntary Requirement following enhancements to its governance, risk management, delivery processes, and operational frameworks.
Executives say that with new capital in place, FNZ is well-positioned to accelerate sustainable growth and continue advancing its modernization efforts for institutions and advisors worldwide.
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“Over the past year we have created the conditions for FNZ’s long-term success: putting client delivery at the core of our plans, instilling operational discipline, and driving profitable growth. The opportunity ahead is huge and this capital allows us to grasp it with both hands.”
Blythe Masters, Chief Executive Officer of FNZ
