Tatton Asset Management reported annual net inflows of £2.8 billion, beating analyst expectations and placing FY26 results at the upper end of guidance.
Total assets under management rose 11% YoY to £24.2 billion, with underlying AUM increasing 26.8% after excluding a £3.329 billion client mandate loss.
Monthly net inflows averaged £234 million, strengthening to £242 million in H2 versus £225 million in H1, within the guidance range.
CEO Paul Hogarth highlighted inflows despite a volatile macro backdrop, while analysts say lower inflows will be needed to hit the £30 billion AUM target by 2029.