Aptia, U.S. Employee Benefits and U.K. Pension Administration Business, Launches with Backing from Bain Capital Insurance
- Aptia combines two leading businesses to provide strong service and support to over 5 million lives and 1,100 clients.
- The company will be led by experienced industry executives with a strong track record of growth and client fulfillment.
- Aptia will focus on employee benefits administration and specialist pension administration, leveraging technology to deliver specialized client solutions.
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- New Company Combines Two Leading Businesses Purchased from Mercer
- Specialist Benefits and Pension Administration Company Serving More than Five Million Lives to be Led by Experienced Industry Executives
Aptia will manage a
- Bala Viswanathan has been the COO of Mercer since Marsh McLennan’s acquisition of JLT in 2019. Previously, he was the CEO of JLT’s global Employee Benefits business where he successfully reoriented the business to achieve significant organic growth. He has extensive experience in financial services and a strong track record in delivering efficiency through client focus, process redesign, and digitalization.
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Dominic Burke was the Group CEO of JLT from 2005 to 2019, and then served as a Vice Chairman of Marsh McLennan. During his leadership tenure at JLT, he drove the business from an enterprise value of
£450 million to£5 billion through a relentless focus on growth, service excellence, and organizational culture.
"Aptia will focus exclusively on employee benefits administration and specialist pension administration delivered by experts and enabled by technology. In partnership with Bain Capital, we will seek to create a genuinely differentiated and highly responsive client experience that will resonate strongly in the marketplace,” said Bala Viswanathan, CEO, Aptia.
“Digital enablement is underpenetrated in these sectors. We see a clear opportunity to empower our people by continuously investing in the leading technologies they need to efficiently deliver specialized client solutions. We will also prioritize our people from day one by establishing a supportive learning culture that offers the foundation for growth and development both in and outside of the workplace,” added Dominic Burke, Chairman, Aptia.
“We believe that investing in people, technology, and operations can build on the existing foundations to grow Aptia into a nimble, innovative, and reliable platform delivering high-quality servicing and fulfillment capability to clients at scale,” said Matt Cannan, a Partner at Bain Capital Insurance. “Bala and Dominic have strong track records of creating successful, client-centric cultures. We are excited to partner with a highly talented group of people under their leadership and look forward to building a differentiated international administration business.”
Bain Capital Insurance’s investment in Aptia builds upon the firm’s experience building insurance businesses in the
The transaction is expected to close in late 2023, subject to customary approvals and other closing conditions.
Kirkland & Ellis, Deloitte LLP, and EY-Parthenon advised Bain Capital Insurance on the transaction.
Hogan Lovells advised Marsh McLennan on the transaction.
About Aptia
Aptia will be a trusted provider of employee benefits and pensions administration services, with offices in the
We will deliver efficient and reliable solutions that ensure the smooth management of pension plans and employee benefits programs. Our dedicated team of experts will combine in-depth knowledge with leading technology to simplify the administration process for clients in the
About Bain Capital Insurance
Bain Capital Insurance is the dedicated insurance investing business of Bain Capital, a leading global private investment firm with over
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