Standard Life Aberdeen becomes abrdn as it moves to 'single global brand'

The company ticker is now ABDN

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Standard Life Aberdeen has been renamed abrdn plc and has changed its ticker from SLA to ABDN with effect from 8.00am today (5 July).

The company announced its rebrand in April as part of efforts "reshaping" the business and its growth strategy, by adopting a simplified structure focused on "three core growth vectors", including investments, adviser and personal. Caroline Connellan, the former chief executive of Brooks Macdonald, is leading Abrdn's personal wealth arm, it was announced in May. Standard Life Aberdeen set for 'modern, dynamic' rebrand to Abrdn In the coming months, all of the company's client and customer propositions will rebrand to the new name, abrdn. Stephen Bird, CEO of abrdn plc, said that...

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