Centralis Group has acquired Pine Advisor Options, a US-based supplier of compliance, fund officer and distribution providers to asset managers, the businesses mentioned. Phrases of the deal, topic to regulatory approvals, weren’t disclosed. The transaction is anticipated to shut by early second quarter of 2026.
The acquisition extends Luxembourg-based Centralis Group’s attain to the US market. Denver-based Pine acts as a distributor for greater than $25 billion in ETF property and offers outsourced chief compliance officer and principal monetary officer providers for US registered funds, in addition to outsourced chief monetary officer and regulatory compliance providers for personal funds.
“Our complementary companies and shared dedication to offering shoppers with high-touch, specialised service make for a robust partnership and can enable us to help Pine and its shoppers as they navigate a quickly evolving regulatory surroundings and considerable development alternatives,” Centralis CEO Aidan Foley mentioned in a information launch.
Centralis Group has acquired Pine Advisor Options, a US-based supplier of compliance, fund officer and distribution providers to asset managers, the businesses mentioned. Phrases of the deal, topic to regulatory approvals, weren’t disclosed. The transaction is anticipated to shut by early second quarter of 2026.
The acquisition extends Luxembourg-based Centralis Group’s attain to the US market. Denver-based Pine acts as a distributor for greater than $25 billion in ETF property and offers outsourced chief compliance officer and principal monetary officer providers for US registered funds, in addition to outsourced chief monetary officer and regulatory compliance providers for personal funds.
“Our complementary companies and shared dedication to offering shoppers with high-touch, specialised service make for a robust partnership and can enable us to help Pine and its shoppers as they navigate a quickly evolving regulatory surroundings and considerable development alternatives,” Centralis CEO Aidan Foley mentioned in a information launch.
