Quilter’s assets under management and administration (AUMA) grew by 18% year-on-year to £141.2bn in 2025, driven by an increase in net inflows and positive market performance.
Its annual preliminary results report revealed record-high flows for the wealth manager, with net inflows increasing by 83% compared to 2024, up from £4.8bn to £8.7bn.
The Affluent section of the business delivered core net inflows of £8.5bn, representing 10% of opening assets, while the High Net Worth (HNW) segment recorded net inflows of £686m, representing 2% of opening assets.
Quilter’s platform AUA rose by 22% over the year to £104.6bn, with net inflows of £8.7bn being 56% higher than in 2024.
Total AUM by WealthSelect, Quilter’s managed portfolio service (MPS), reached £25.4bn, an increase of 38% year-on-year.
The wealth management firm’s adjusted profit before tax increased by 6% over the year to £207m, while revenues grew by 5% to £701m.
“I’m very pleased with our performance in 2025,” commented Quilter chief executive officer, Steven Levin.
“We delivered record flows, with our Affluent and HNW segments both outperforming their market peers for level of inflows and growth as a percentage of opening assets.
“This clearly demonstrates the powerful nature of our dual-distribution model. Our business has strong momentum and is in great shape, with excellent growth opportunities ahead.”
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