Evelyn Partners sells its Fund Solutions business to Thesis
01 July 2025 Scotland
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Evelyn Partners has sold its Fund Solutions business to Thesis Holdings.
The company says that the sale will help it to focus on its wealth management activities.
Paul Geddes, chief executive of Evelyn Partners, comments: “I would like to thank the team at EPFL for their commitment and professionalism and wish them well for the future as part of Thesis.
“We look forward to an ongoing relationship with the team, who will continue to act as ACD and fund administrator to numerous funds where Evelyn Partners is the delegated investment manager and where clients will benefit from complete continuity in service.”
David Tyerman, chief executive of Thesis, adds: “Their reputation in the market is excellent and, like us, they have a culture founded in high-quality professional services. Having [the Fund Solutions business] in the group increases choice for our sponsors, as well as introducing greater scale for Thesis.”
The company says that the sale will help it to focus on its wealth management activities.
Paul Geddes, chief executive of Evelyn Partners, comments: “I would like to thank the team at EPFL for their commitment and professionalism and wish them well for the future as part of Thesis.
“We look forward to an ongoing relationship with the team, who will continue to act as ACD and fund administrator to numerous funds where Evelyn Partners is the delegated investment manager and where clients will benefit from complete continuity in service.”
David Tyerman, chief executive of Thesis, adds: “Their reputation in the market is excellent and, like us, they have a culture founded in high-quality professional services. Having [the Fund Solutions business] in the group increases choice for our sponsors, as well as introducing greater scale for Thesis.”
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