Rathbones FUM soars 22% in 2013

Anna Fedorova
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Rathbone Brothers' total funds under management rose 22% by the end of 2013 to £22bn, according to latest results.

The fourth quarter alone saw assets increase by £1.2bn, or 5.8%, as net inflows and organic growth escalated from last year. Total inflows into Rathbone Investment Management were 9% for the year, up from 6.2% the previous year, while organic growth contributed 5.4% to the increase. The unit trust arm of the business, Rathbone Unit Trust Management, saw a five-fold increase in inflows for the year, up from £66m in 2012 to £327m by the end of December. Its fund under management also jumped 38.5% year on year, reaching £1.8bn by year-end. The group said: "Our outlook remains posit...

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