Evelyn Partners AUM closes H1 at £64.6bn 'all-time-high'

Gross inflows and net flows climb

Jen Frost
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Evelyn Partners ended H1 2025 with assets under management (AUM) at an “all-time-high” and reported “strongly positive” net inflows, despite elevated outflows throughout the half.

Evelyn Partners' AUM for the half closed at £64.6bn, up from H1 2024's £62bn. The latest figure was a "record", the business set out in an update shared this morning (29 August). H1 2025 net flows were £692m, up 62.1% from H1 2024's £427m.  "Against a backdrop of global macroeconomic uncertainty and outbreaks of market volatility, we've had a good performance year to date in 2025 while also successfully completing the sales of our professional services and fund solutions businesses," said Evelyn Partners CEO Paul Geddes. The investment management and financial planning group saw H1...

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