Generation Development Group buys EvidentiaBY MATTHEW WAI | MONDAY, 10 FEB 2025 12:13PMGeneration Development Group (GDG) will acquire 100% of Evidentia Group for $320 million, as it looks to grow its foothold in the managed accounts space. Related News |
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