Wealth management firm Quilter reported record net inflows and significant growth in assets under administration and management during the first half of 2026. The company said total assets rose 25 percent to £157.4 billion, driven by a 32 percent increase in core net inflows, which reached £6 billion compared with £4.5 billion in the same period last year. This growth was attributed to increased customer activity across both of Quilter’s client channels.

Revenue for the period rose 5 percent to £379 million, supported by higher management fee income. However, this was partially offset by a decline in investment revenue generated from shareholder funds. Profit before tax stood at £112 million.

In response to these results, Quilter raised its interim dividend to 2.1 pence per share. The firm also completed £68.4 million of its £100 million share buyback programme during the half-year.

Steven Levin, chief executive officer, highlighted the company’s focus on personalized advisory services, stating that Quilter’s strategy is centered on delivering tailored wealth solutions to households across the UK.

The firm's performance reflects a broader trend of increasing demand for financial advice among clients, contributing to robust inflows and asset growth. The half-year results indicate both steady revenue expansion and strong client engagement amid evolving market conditions.