Citi Investor Services secures $380B Aegon AM mandate, expands Aladdin footprint
Aug 13, 2026, 5:59 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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A $380B mandate with a 20-year relationship plus expanded Aladdin-based services could lift Citi's fee revenue and cross-sell opportunities, particularly as staff integrate into Citi Solutions Centre and scale the Aladdin provider model. Similar large-scale wins have historically improved services revenue visibility and client stickiness, though actual P&L impact depends on transition timing and pricing.
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Citi Investor Services won a $380 billion mandate from Aegon Asset Management, extending a 20-year relationship and broadening middle-office coverage. The deal adds IBOR, trade management, settlement, and performance services on Aladdin, with Budapest-based staff joining Citi Solutions Centre. The move signals Citi’s potential for revenue growth through expanded asset-manager outsourcing.
Citi Investor Services wins US$380B mandate from Aegon Asset Management.
Expands IBOR, trade management, settlement, and performance via Aladdin Accounting.
Budapest staff transfer to Citi Solutions Centre to support growth.
Citi Securities Services now oversees ~US$35T AUC/Administration as of Q2 2026.
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