SJP chief lauds group's 'reassuring consistency' after record FUM

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Wealth manager St James's Place (SJP) saw funds under management (FUM) increase by £9.5bn to a record £44.3bn last year.

Total net inflows of £4.3bn combined with the movement of the world's stock markets - almost 50% of the group's FUM is in either UK or US equities - helped the business achieve the figure, which is up 27% on 2012. New business on an APE basis - most of it investment business - climbed 20% to £762.9m. Elsewhere, the group said it had maintained a 95% client retention rate and, over the year, had grown adviser numbers almost 10% to 1,958. SJP chief executive David Bellamy said there was a "reassuring consistency" about the company's performance. "At the heart of this sustained gro...

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