Quilter’s half year net inflows surged by a third versus last year to £5.8bn, with total assets reaching £157.4bn.
Core net inflows jumped to £6bn, while platform assets rose 13% to £117.9bn.
Quilter Cheviot’s discretionary portfolios saw net inflows up 13% to £522m.
Total assets held in the WealthSelect managed portfolio service (MPS) rose 15% to reach £29.3bn.
The number of Quilter Restricted Financial Planners rose by nine to 1,462 and investment managers increased by seven to 189, with this largely reflecting the GillenMarkets acquisition.
Revenue rose 12% to £379m, while adjusted pre-tax profit was up 12% to £112m.
Shares in the firm fell 2.1% in morning trading to 198p, for a market cap of £2.71bn.
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Steven Levin (pictured), chief executive, said: “Our strong momentum has continued in H1 2026 as we delivered good profit growth and sustained excellent flows.
“Our business continues to outperform our market peers, with greater absolute inflows and higher growth as a percentage of opening assets.
“This clearly demonstrates the strength of our dual-distribution model and the progress we have made against our strategic priorities.
“We enter the second half with strong momentum, having delivered continued strong growth in flows, profit and earnings in the first six months of the year,” Levin added.
“Our strategy is working – we are benefiting from structural growth in the UK wealth market, broadening our distribution reach and investing in the capabilities that will support future efficiency and operating leverage.”
