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HartfordAsset sale

Wellington to buy Hartford Funds for $1.9 billion in wealth push.

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Hartford will sell assets to Wellington Management Co in the amount of $1.9B on Jul 1st '27.

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Wellington to buy Hartford Funds for $1.9 billion in wealth push. Wellington Management Co. agreed to buy the asset-management division of The Hartford as the Boston-based investment firm pushes ahead with a wealth expansion. The deal has a net present value of $1.9 billion and is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2027, after receiving regulatory and fund approvals, according to a statement Wednesday. Wellington, which has more than $1.35 trillion under management, currently sub-advises 83% of Hartford Funds' roughly $160 billion in assets. As part of the transaction, Hartford will receive $300 million in cash at closing and additional payments over seven years based on the available after-tax cash generated by the combination of Hartford Funds and funds Wellington manages on their behalf. Wellington has traditionally served institutional investors such as pension funds and endowments, but has recently focused on making its brand known among retail investors. Last year, the firm hired Goldman Sachs Group Inc. veteran Christina Kopec Rooney to lead its push into the wealth market. At the start of the year, Wellington launched its first-ever advertising campaign for the US wealth market, and also has been building out its private-markets business to create products for retail investors. As part of the effort, it has partnered with Vanguard Group and private...

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Event
Asset sale

What this signalsSelling part of the business often leads to a new focus and new budgets.

Amount named
$1.9B
Takes effect
Jul 1, 2027

Companies

  • Wellington Management CoAcquirerwellington.com

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Numbers

Amount named in the story
$1.9B

Details

Ticker
NYSE:HIG-PG

Extraction

Confidence
33%
Detected
Jun 3, 2026
signal_type
news
signal_subtype
sells_assets_to

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