Tatton Asset Management’s pre-tax profits have risen by 37.3% compared to its half-year results last year, according to its unaudited six-month results published on the London Stock Exchange today (10 November 2026).
Elsewhere, total assets under management rose by 15.5% to £28bn over the six-month reporting period. Some £2.4bn of the increase came from net investment performance, while a further £1bn was brought in through organic inflows.
Group revenue increased by 24.8% from £25.7m in September last year, to £32.1m in September 2026, while adjusted group operating profit grew by a third to £17.5m.
Tatton’s adjusted operating profit margin increased to 54.5%, compared to the end of September 2025, while the firm ended September with £35.1m of cash on its balance sheet. This had increased over the six-month reporting period from £33.9m.
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Commenting on the results, Paul Hogarth (pictured), founder and CEO of Tatton Asset Management, said the results “demonstrate the ongoing strength” of Tatton’s proposition, as well as “the continued growth and depth” of their adviser relationships.
“We remain optimistic about the growth opportunity ahead for MPS,” he explained. “Advisers increasingly want scalable, consistent and well-governed investment solutions to help them deliver good client outcomes and the structural drivers behind that demand remain firmly in place.”
Hogarth added: “It’s been a good start to the year and we remain well positioned to continue to grow and prosper, though we are realistic about the near term including the geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility which remain elevated.
“We will continue to manage the business prudently while looking to take advantage of the opportunities that we undoubtedly have.”
