At the end of September Liontrust had experienced a 15% rise in assets under management and advice from the start of the year, with AUMA hitting £35.7bn, according to its latest results.
Inflows for the six months were £2.1bn, an increase of 19% from the same period the previous year. Sustainable investment and economic advantage make up the lions share of the AUMA at £13.2bn and £10.1bn respectively. The company said the profit before tax was £31.1m, an increase of 352% from the period in 2020. This took into account acquisitions and "associated restructuring costs" among other elements. The adjusted profit was £43.1m. Liontrust breaks £30bn AUMA as investors remain positive on sustainable offering Liontrust also announced its first interim dividend per sha...
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