Mattioli Woods revenue up 8% against tough economic backdrop

Integration of recently acquired businesses continues

Jenna Brown
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Revenue at Mattioli Woods was up 8% to £59.1m for the six months to the end of November last year, according to its latest trading update.

The wealth manager and asset management business said its trading performance had been "resilient" against a challenging macroeconomic backdrop. It reported organic revenue growth of 4% and 374 new client wins with an asset value of £82.2m. Total client assets remained stable at £15.2bn compared to £15.3bn at the previous update with a reduction in assets driven by £155m downward market movements, it said. The business, which also provides self-invested personal pensions (SIPP), added that its revenue in the second half was historically higher than in the first half due to fiscal y...

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