Asset Management

Aberdeen CEO says ‘headroom’ exists to cut costs further

Jason Windsor said while the asset manager was on track to cut £150m in costs, it continues to look for ‘opportunities’ to continue lowering expenses

Jason Windsor said the asset manager was not just focused on cost-savings: ‘We’re trying to build a business with sustainable growth in the long-term.’
Jason Windsor said the asset manager was not just focused on cost-savings: ‘We’re trying to build a business with sustainable growth in the long-term.’

Aberdeen chief executive Jason Windsor said there is “headroom” for the asset manager to go beyond its stated annual cost savings target of £150m, as he continues to sharpen focus on trimming expenses and turning around fortunes across the UK-listed group.

The Edinburgh-headquartered firm said on 30 July that it was “well on track” to deliver £150m in annualised cost savings by the end of 2025, a target which was set at the start of 2024.

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