Operating Company Financial Services

HSBC Asset Management

London, England, United Kingdom

HSBC Asset Management provides investment solutions and helps investors access a world of investment opportunities across global markets.

Focus Areas
Asset Management, Investment Management, Institutional investment

Tracked deals

3

3 tracked deals across 2021-2026.

Recent pace

2

2 tracked deals announced in the last 12 months.

Deal mix

Recapitalization

3 recapitalization

HSBC Asset Management Acquisition Volume by Year

Last 2 years

Acquisition volume by year Annual acquisition counts for the last 2 years for HSBC Asset Management. 1 2021 ~3 est. 2 2026
Actual Full-year estimate

Supporting Data

Recent Transactions

  • Carrick Capital Partners Closes Saviynt Continuation Vehicle and Commits $255M
    August 31, 2026
    Buyer
    Carrick Capital Partners, Coller Capital, HSBC Asset Management
    Target
    Saviynt
    Industry
    Cybersecurity
    Location
    United States
    Type
    Recapitalization

    Carrick Capital Partners closed a single-asset continuation vehicle for identity security company Saviynt, committing $255 million of new capital (within roughly $600 million of total capital commitments). The structure gives existing limited partners the option to roll into the continuation vehicle or take liquidity via a tender offer for Saviynt employees, alongside ongoing Series B financing activity.

  • Bridge Growth Partners Closes $790M Continuation Vehicle for Solace (GP-Led Secondary)
    May 5, 2026
    Buyer
    Bridge Growth Partners, Apogem Capital, Golub Capital, HSBC Asset Management, Schroders Capital
    Target
    Solace
    Seller
    Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP)
    Industry
    Software
    Location
    Ontario, Canada
    Type
    Recapitalization

    Bridge Growth Partners has closed a US$790 million continuation vehicle in a secondary transaction for Solace, its real-time data and agentic AI platform. The deal brings in new co-lead investors (including Apogem Capital, Golub Capital, HSBC Asset Management, and Schroders Capital) and allows existing investors—such as Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP)—to roll equity into the new vehicle, while Bridge Growth retains a reduced but significant stake.

  • Churches Fire Secures £75M Re-financing and Completes Two Add-on Acquisitions
    May 12, 2021
    Buyer
    Churches Fire, Horizon Capital, HSBC UK Bank, HSBC Asset Management, NorthLeaf Capital, Siemens Bank
    Target
    Detect Fire & Security Limited, Elite Fire Limited
    Industry
    Industrial Services
    Location
    England, United Kingdom
    Type
    Recapitalization

    Churches Fire, a Horizon Capital-backed fire safety and security compliance provider, completed a £75 million refinancing led by HSBC UK Bank with participation from HSBC Asset Management, NorthLeaf Capital and Siemens Bank to fund future acquisitive growth. The deal accompanies the completion of two further add‑on acquisitions (Detect Fire & Security Limited and Elite Fire Limited) as Churches Fire continues to roll up the UK fire safety and security market.

Related Acquisition Pages

Cybersecurity Buyers & Acquisitions 1 tracked deal by HSBC Asset Management. Industrial Services Buyers & Acquisitions 1 tracked deal by HSBC Asset Management. Software Buyers & Acquisitions 1 tracked deal by HSBC Asset Management.

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