Sun Life's SLC Management to Unite $326 Billion Investment Platform Under GreenOak Brand

MT newswire2026/10/26 12:56

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08:56 AM EDT, 10/26/2026 (MT Newswires) -- Sun Life Financial's (SLF.TO, SLF) unit, SLC Management, said on Monday that its $326 billion investment management platform will come together under a single global brand named GreenOak. The company said GreenOak brings together BGO, Crescent Capital, InfraRed Capital Partners, SLC Fixed Income and Advisors Asset Management. It believes the platform will offer investors alternative and investment-grade credit, real estate and infrastructure, supported by a single global distribution platform. The brand transition is expected to occur over the next year. Shares of Sun Life closed down 2% to CA$110.78 on Friday on the Toronto Stock Exchange.

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