Quilter sees 61% jump in IFA inflows during third £2bn quarter

Third successive quarter of net inflows in excess of £2bn

Sahar Nazir
clock • 2 min read

Quilter has reported another strong quarter for adviser-driven business, with IFA channel net inflows jumping 61% year-on-year and helping the group secure its third successive quarter of net inflows above £2bn.

For the year to 30 September 2025, the firm said core net inflows reached £2.2bn in Q3 2025, up 48% from the same period last year and representing 7% of opening assets under management and administration (AUMA). In the year to date, Quilter has generated £6.7bn of net inflows, exceeding its full-year 2024 total of £5.2bn. Group AUMA stood at £134.8bn at 30 September, up 7% since the end of June, reflecting net inflows of £2.1bn and market gains of £6.4bn. The bulk of Quilter's growth continues to come from its Affluent division, which houses its adviser platform and accounts for most...

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