Brooks Macdonald gains £54m in fourth quarter of net inflows

'Positive start to the year'

Patrick Brusnahan
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Brooks Macdonald recorded £54m of net inflows in the quarter ended 30 September 2026, according to its latest results today (14 October).

This was the firm's fourth consecutive quarter of positive net inflows and up from the £49m net outflows recorded at this point last year. BPS net outflows improved year-on-year, from £157m to £53m, thanks to improvements across gross inflows and outflows due to a strengthened regional presence and a focus on HNW clients. Platform MPS generated net inflows of £172m while funds under management and advice totalled £21.8bn. Brooks Macdonald CEO Andrea Montague said: "Four consecutive quarters of positive net inflows show that our Reignite Growth strategy is delivering. Stronger advis...

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