Hargreaves Lansdown net inflows dip 13% as client and asset retention rates decline

Results released on same day as £5.4bn PE takeover bid confirmed

Sorin Dojan
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Hargreaves Lansdown net inflows dropped 13% in the year ended 30 June 2024 compared to the previous year.

According to the firm's annual results published today (9 August), HL recorded £4.2bn in net inflows, down from £4.8bn for 2023. The drop came amid declining client and asset retention rates, which have steadily fallen from 92.1% to 91.4% and from 91.4% to 88.5%, respectively, in the last three years. Net inflows into HL's new funds, launched over the past two years, added only about £500m, while assets under management reached £10.3bn by the end of 2024, aided by market movements. The results were released at the same time as the business confirmed it had accepted a private equity...

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