Quilter has reported £4.5bn in core net inflows during the first half of 2025, more than double the £1.7bn achieved in the first half of 2024, thanks to its advice-led platform strategy and growth of its financial advice operations.
The firm's advised platform attracted £4.2bn in net inflows, a 92% increase on the same period last year. Platform assets under administration now stand at £92.0bn, up 8% since year-end. The group reported adjusted profit before tax of £100m, up 3% from £97m a year earlier. Revenues rose 2% to £337m, while the operating margin improved to 30%, the results showed. "Platforms help advisers meet the demands of Consumer Duty by allowing them to focus on the advice relationship, while outsourcing investment management to managed portfolio solutions," Quilter CEO Steven Levin said. The n...
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