Aberdeen Adviser's adjusted operating profit fell by 32% to £86m compared to £126m in 2024, its full year results for 2025 show.
In its full year results for 2025 today (3 March), the firm stated that this was due to its platform repricing and structure simplification, which took effect for new customers in 2024 and was applied to Aberdeen Adviser's back book in February 2025, alongside the reduced benefit from a temporary third-party outsourcing discount. Aberdeen noted that this was a "necessary step" to ensure its competitiveness. Outflows for the Aberdeen Adviser business almost halved to £2.2bn (2024: £3.9bn), the results showed. Aberdeen said it now expects to return to positive net flows in 2026, with...
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