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JPMorgan to buy majority stake in Volkswagen’s payments business

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September 8, 2021
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LONDON, Sept 8 (Reuters) – JPMorgan (JPM.N) has struck a deal to purchase a majority stake in German automobile big Volkswagen’s (VOWG_p.DE) funds enterprise forward of a deliberate rollout of in-car expertise that permits drivers to mechanically pay for gas or tolls.

The U.S. financial institution has agreed to purchase near 75% of Volkswagen Funds S.A. for an undisclosed sum, topic to regulatory approvals.

The Luxembourg-based enterprise was based in 2017 and operates throughout 32 international locations. It affords automobile buy and leasing, in-vehicle funds, fuelling and electrical automobile charging and subscription companies corresponding to insurance coverage and in-vehicle leisure.

JPMorgan mentioned it plans to spend money on and rebrand the funds enterprise and develop its mobility-focused funds to different industries.

“One of many fastest-growing platforms is the linked automobile market, whereby the automobile acts like a pockets for buying items, companies or subscriptions,” Shahrokh Moinian, EMEA head of wholesale funds at JPMorgan, instructed Reuters.

Non-finance corporations, together with automobile producers, have stepped up growth into monetary companies in recent times.

Volkswagen’s monetary companies division will retain a 25.1% stake within the funds enterprise, JPMorgan mentioned. The deal is anticipated to shut within the first half of 2022.

Volkswagen Group didn’t present a breakdown of earnings for the funds enterprise in its half-year ends in July, however mentioned gross sales at its monetary companies arm have been 22.6 billion euros ($26.77 billion), up 18% on the prior yr.

($1 = 0.8444 euros)

Reporting by Iain Withers. Modifying by Jane Merriman

Our Requirements: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

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