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Northern Trust Corporation reports developments across wealth management, asset servicing, asset management and banking for institutions, corporations, affluent families and individuals. News about Northern Trust commonly covers client mandates for global custody, securities lending, fund administration, depositary services, investment operations outsourcing and accounting services, including work with public retirement systems and ETF platforms.
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Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) and Carne Group were appointed to provide custody, depositary, fund administration and Authorised Corporate Director services for AJ Bell’s in-house fund range.
The nine multi-asset funds are designed for UK retail investors across risk levels and together total £5 billion AUM (as of 30 Sep 2025). Servicing responsibilities have recently been transitioned to Northern Trust and Carne. AJ Bell’s platform assets under administration total £103.3 billion as of 30 Sep 2025.
Northern Trust Asset Management (NTRS) published its 2026 Global Investment Outlook on November 19, 2025, projecting continued economic resilience and rising market risks.
Key facts: $1.4 trillion AUM as of September 30, 2025; inflation expected near 3% with tail-risk of re-acceleration; global real GDP growth forecast under 2%, with the U.S. and Canada at 1.5%. The firm prefers equities over bonds for 2026, highlights TIPS as an inflation hedge, flags stretched valuations in AI-linked mega-caps, and calls private credit strategies and infrastructure real assets central to portfolio construction.
Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) has been appointed by Osmosis Investment Management NL B.V. to provide middle office services in the Netherlands, including investment operations outsourcing, collateral management and currency management. Osmosis NL is a sustainability-focused fixed income manager and affiliate of Osmosis UK operating under the unified Osmosis brand.
Northern Trust highlighted its European middle office capabilities and automated currency management via its Global Foreign Exchange business. Osmosis NL cited Northern Trust's flexibility, scale and technology as reasons for selection to support its growth and client delivery.
Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) reported record volunteer engagement during its October global month of service, Achieving Greater Together. Employees logged 63,214 volunteer hours across 20 countries supporting 1,500 nonprofit organizations. The company matched hours with meal donations, pledging 50 meals per volunteer hour, resulting in 3,168,700 meals donated and surpassing the campaign goal of 3,150,000 meals. Activities ranged from meal packing in Sydney to early childhood education in Bangalore and home builds with Habitat for Humanity in Chicago. Northern Trust also offers employees two paid volunteer days annually to encourage year‑round giving.
Northern Trust (NASDAQ: NTRS) won three awards at the Global Private Banking Awards: Best Private Bank in the U.S., Best Private Bank in North America for Entrepreneurs, and Best Private Bank in North America for Alternatives.
This marks Northern Trust's 14th time winning Best Private Bank in the U.S. The awards were presented in London on November 6, 2025. Judges highlighted the firm’s customized entrepreneur services, alternative investment strategies, and portfolio safeguarding against political events.
Northern Trust Wealth Management reported $492.6 billion AUM as of September 30, 2025 and emphasizes fiduciary expertise, technology, and tailored wealth solutions for families, entrepreneurs, and institutions.
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Northern Trust (Nasdaq: NTRS) expanded its fund services relationship with Avanda Investment Management to support Avanda’s mandate under the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s Equity Market Development Programme (EQDP).
Northern Trust will provide investment operations outsourcing, fund administration, Investment Risk and Analytical Services, custody, foreign exchange, and securities lending, building on a relationship that began in 2015. The EQDP is a S$5 billion (~US$3.8 billion) initiative to strengthen Singapore’s asset management and research ecosystem and boost investor interest in local equities. Avanda was selected as one of the first asset managers under EQDP to enhance investor access to Singapore-listed equities and support local capital market development.
Northern Trust (NTRS) reports that large U.S. institutional plans posted a median 4.3% return in 3Q25 amid a Fed rate cut, AI-driven equity momentum and tariff stabilization. The Universe covers 363 plans with >$1.4 trillion in assets. U.S. equity strength drove results (S&P 500 +8.1% Q3, +35% since April low); Northern Trust US Equity median was 7.2% while Non-US Equity was 6.1%. Fixed income benefited from the Fed’s 25 bps cut in September, with US Fixed Income median at 2.4%.
Plan-type medians: ERISA 3.7% Q3, Public Funds 4.0% Q3, Foundations & Endowments 4.3% Q3.
Northern Trust (NTRS) decreased its prime rate from 7.25% to 7.00%, effective Thursday, October 30, 2025.
The change is a 0.25 percentage-point (25 basis-point) reduction announced on October 29, 2025.
Northern Trust Canada Universe (symbol: NTRS) reports that the median Canadian pension plan returned 3.6% in Q3 2025 and 4.3% YTD for the period ending September 30, 2025.
Equities led gains: S&P/TSX Composite +12.5% (CAD), S&P 500 +10.3% (CAD), MSCI Emerging Markets +13.1% (CAD). Bonds finished positive; FTSE Canada Universe Bond Index +1.5% (CAD).
Macro: BoC cut rates 25 bps to 2.50% in September; unemployment rose to 7.1%.