Ivory and Sime

Ivory and Sime was established in the late 1800s with the formation of the British Assets Trust.

Friends Provident, the mutual life assurer, performed a reverse takeover of Ivory and Sime, the fund manager, in a £132m deal that resulted in the creation of a group called Friends Ivory & Sime. The deal was announced on 8 November 1997.[1]

In July 2001, Aberdeen Asset Management bought out the company from the Friends Ivory & Sime in a cash deal worth £6.5m plus the value of the net assets at completion, which at the time was expected to amount to an additional £2.1m.[2]

References
  1. Andrew Verity (8 November 1997). "Friends Provident merges fund management arm with Ivory & Sime in pounds 132m reverse takeover". The Independent.
  2. Wheelan2001-07-17T05:02:00+01:00, Hugh. "Aberdeen buys Ivory & Sime Asset Management". IPE. Retrieved 27 August 2020.


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