Seasons Series Trust has announced new subadvisory agreements as part of its regulatory compliance following a change of control due to the acquisition of its subadviser by Nuveen, LLC. This move is significant for the trust as it ensures the continuity of investment management services for its portfolios.

The new agreements, effective October 1, 2026, are primarily similar to the previous arrangements, maintaining the same subadvisory fees, investment objectives, and management teams. This decision was made during a board meeting held on June 4, 2026, where the trustees approved the new agreements to avoid any disruption in services.

Seasons Series Trust, an investment entity based in Massachusetts, oversees several portfolios, including the SA Multi-Managed International Equity Portfolio and the SA Multi-Managed Small Cap Portfolio. The trust's recent filing indicates that the changes were necessitated by the automatic termination of prior agreements due to the acquisition of Schroders plc by Nuveen, which was completed on October 1, 2026.

In the information statement sent to contract owners, the trust emphasized that no action is required from shareholders regarding these changes. The purpose of the statement is to inform investors about the new agreements and their implications for the management of their investments.

The new subadvisory agreements allow SunAmerica Asset Management, LLC, the investment adviser for the trust, to continue delegating certain investment responsibilities to Schroder Investment Management North America LLC, the newly named subadviser. This arrangement is crucial for ensuring that the portfolios continue to receive high-quality investment management services without interruption.

With this update, Seasons Series Trust aims to reassure its investors of the stability and continuity of its investment strategies, despite the changes in management structure. The trust remains committed to providing its investors with the necessary information and support as these transitions occur.

Looking ahead, further filings may provide additional insights into the performance of the portfolios under the new management agreements. Investors are encouraged to stay informed through official communications from Seasons Series Trust.