RIT Capital in joint venture with Edmond de Rothschild

Traders were debating the collective name for a group of Rothschilds on Friday morning as RIT Capital Partners, the London-listed investment trust chaired by Lord Rothschild, and Edmond de Rothschild Group (EdRG), the international private banking and asset management group chaired by Baron Benjamin de Rothschild, announced the creation of a strategic partnership.

Traders were debating the collective name for a group of Rothschilds on Friday morning as RIT Capital Partners, the London-listed investment trust chaired by Lord Rothschild, and Edmond de Rothschild Group (EdRG), the international private banking and asset management group chaired by Baron Benjamin de Rothschild, announced the creation of a strategic partnership.

The newly created firm will be majority owned by EdRG, with RIT taking a 49% stake. EdRG will toss in its stake in the management company of Capital Holdings, which has assets under management of $2.7bn, into the joint venture while RIT, for its part, will issue 1.13m new RIT shares to EdRG as consideration for its interest in the joint venture. The new RIT shares are valued in aggregate at around £14m.

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