Tatton Asset Management’s assets under management jumped by 15.5% in the six months to 30 September 2026, to reach £27.97bn.
Investment performance contributed £2.42bn towards the total, with net inflows contributing £1bn, versus £1.36bn in the same period last year.
Average net inflows were £167m per month, versus £234m per month last year.
The company also offered an update on the advice firms it works with, revealing the the total number of supporting IFAs has risen to 1,295 from 1,218 at the beginning of the six month period.
Paul Hogarth, founder and CEO (pictured), said: “Our investment proposition continues to attract recognition across the market and we continue to develop a strong pipeline of IFA activity and new IFA engagement.
“With AUM now at £28bn, we are within touching distance of our ‘Roadmap for Growth’ target of £30bn by FY29 and we remain confident we will meet this target ahead of time.
“This is a particularly good performance given the period was set against a backdrop of continued economic uncertainty, with advisers and their clients understandably cautious ahead of the Autumn Budget and the usual seasonal slowdown over the summer months.
“It also demonstrates, once again, the strength and resilience of Tatton’s business model and our leading position in the MPS market.”
