Total managed funds were up 7.9% at £25.9bn from £24bn at the same time last year, while discretionary funds under management reached £18.2bn compared to £15.6bn in 2011, a 16.7% increase.
Pre-tax profit for the period was £29.9m an increase of £8m on the same period last year.
Jamie Matheson, executive chairman at Brewin, said: “Equity markets remain remarkably resilient and there is some sign of improved trading volumes since the summer. Demand for our services remains firm and the board is confident that our strategy will ensure a successful future for the group.”
The group also announced a number of board changes, with Brewin Dolphin veteran Robin Bayford set to retire on 31 December.
After nearly 25 years with the firm he oversaw its floatation in 1994 and been actively involved in its acquisition strategy.
Andrew Westenberger, who joined the group in September, will take on the role of group finance director.
Since the year end Henry Algeo has assumed the role of group managing director which includes responsibility for investment management activities, he also continues to be chief operating officer.
Another retiree, David McCorkell, head of investment management, has departed since the year end and resigned from his position as an executive director of the group.
