Advised platforms' gross sales hit £93bn in 2025

Up from £79.97bn in 2024

Isabel Baxter
clock • 2 min read

Advised platforms hit record gross sales of £92.82bn in 2025, up from £79.97bn in 2024 and £63.47bn in 2023, The Lang Cat has found.

The consultancy's latest annual State of the Platform Nation (SOTPN) report showed that despite a volatile start to the year with trade wars impacting growth in Q1, assets under management for advised platforms surpassed £750bn by the end of the year, with asset movement of existing assets forming the bulk of the growth.  Amongst advised platforms, The Lang Cat found that the top five – Quilter, Transact, Aviva, Nucleus and AJ Bell Investcentre - increased market share.   Quilter set a "new industry high" of £16.44bn for gross sales, the report found. Meanwhile, Transact and Aviva wer...

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