QIA completes US delisting of asset manager Janus Henderson

Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) has completed the delisting of of London-based asset manager Janus Henderson Group from the New York Stock Exchange.

The take-private transaction of Janus Henderson was carried out by the Qatari sovereign fund in collaboration with US-based Trian Fund Management and General Catalyst Group Management.

The transaction was valued at $7.4 billion, according to a QIA statement issued in December 2025.

Janus Henderson shares that were not owned or controlled by Trian will receive $52 per share in cash, up from $49 per share set in December 2025, the asset manager said in a statement.

Janus Henderson will be led by the current management team, with Ali Dibadj as CEO. The company will maintain its presence in both London and Denver in the US.

Mohammed Saif Al-Sowaidi, CEO of QIA, said the fund is a long-term financial investor and will support Janus Henderson’s next phase of growth.

The transaction was funded in part by investment vehicles managed by Trian and General Catalyst, supported by financing commitments from global investors, including US-based MassMutual, Hong Kong’s Sun Hung Kai & Co., and Abu Dhabi’s Lunate, among others.

Founded in 2005, QIA has nearly $580 billion in assets under management, according to Global SWF, a data platform that tracks sovereign wealth funds.

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