Name Change
Asset-management business rebranded
Securian Financial Group Inc., St. Paul, has rebranded its wholly owned asset-management subsidiary from Advantus Capital Management Inc. to the new name Securian Asset Management, effective Tuesday.
The new name will help Securian build a stronger brand in the institutional asset-management market. Securian Asset Management manages more than $37 billion for institutional clients, including corporations, endowments and foundations, government entities and pension-plan managers.
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