Cantor Fitzgerald, a global financial services firm, announced on May 28, 2025, that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire UBS’s O’Connor alternatives investment platform.

The move will see O’Connor’s investment and support teams transferring to Cantor Fitzgerald’s Asset Management (CFAM) division upon closing. Moreover, the sale will also see O’Connor’s six investment ...

Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management’s global investment platform consists of approximately $14.8 billion of assets under management across mutual funds, interval funds, exchange-traded funds ...

Financial services company Cantor Fitzgerald has signed a definitive agreement to purchase UBS's O’Connor alternatives investment platform, which manages approximately $11bn in assets. This ...

NEW YORK, May 28, 2025--Cantor Fitzgerald ("Cantor Fitzgerald" and the "Company"), a leading global financial services firm, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ...

Cantor Fitzgerald, with approximately 14,000 employees, is a leading global financial services and real estate services holding company and a proven and resilient leader for more than 79 years.

Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management’s global investment platform consists of approximately $14.8 billion of assets under management across mutual funds, interval funds, exchange-traded funds ...

Cantor Fitzgerald, with more than 13,000 employees, is a leading global financial services and real estate services holding company and a proven and resilient leader for more than 79 years.

Cantor Fitzgerald Chairman Brandon Lutnick personally verified Tether’s reserves when the firm began its relationship with the stablecoin giant, he said on Wednesday at Consensus 2025 in Toronto ...

Cantor Fitzgerald is maintaining a bearish stance on equities, cautioning that the recent market rebound which has been driven largely by investor positioning—is likely behind us.

Note that billionaire Howard Lutnick served as the Cantor Fitzgerald CEO during 1991–2025 and chairperson during 1996–2025 before stepping down when Trump confirmed him as the Commerce Secretary.