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Lincoln Financial completes sale of Delaware Management to Aussie outfit

Lincoln Financial Group said Monday that its Delaware Management Holdings Inc. unit has been acquired by Macquarie Group in a $452 million cash deal.

Lincoln Financial Group said Monday that it had completed the sale of its Delaware Management Holdings Inc. unit to Macquarie Group. Lincoln received $452 million in cash in the deal.

The company had announced the sale in August.

Delaware Management and its subsidiaries, known as Delaware Investments, was a Lincoln Financial division focused on asset management.

Delaware Investments will continue to manage Lincoln Financial general account insurance assets under a long-term contract signed as part of the acquisition.

Proceeds of the sale will be used by Lincoln Financial for general corporate purposes.

Philadelphia-based Lincoln Financial Group is the marketing name for Lincoln National Corp. and its affiliates, which offer life and disability insurance, 401(k) and 403(b) plans, annuities and financial planning services.

Macquarie Group Ltd. is based in Australia and has 70 offices in 26 countries.

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