Continuum saw assets under influence grow by 21% year-on-year for the quarter ended 31 March 2025 to hit a new high of £2.5bn.
Its annualised turnover projection also increased, by 24%, in the first quarter.
Adviser numbers for the partnership also continued to grow, with the firm having 77 advisers across the UK and Ireland as of 31 March.
Average adviser productivity rose by 12% to over £222,883 as advisers and clients both continued to benefit from the advice firm’s client-first propositions.
The quarter was the first full quarter of financial results for Continuum since the completion of its investment from financial services giant M&G.
Continuum managing partner Martin Brown said: “Our surveys have shown us that trust is the key factor driving new clients when it comes to choosing a financial adviser, with people actively seeking an adviser and a brand they can rely on.
“Continuum’s strong digital presence and client advocacy continues to place us in a good position to benefit from increased demand for quality financial advice.
“As more people turn to us to help navigate their finances, and more high-quality advisers continue to join our partnership across the country, we are on target to continue our strong growth trajectory and to become a true household name in the near future.”
Continuum, headquartered in Plymouth, was established in 2014 by Brown, as a national IFA brand to offer a modern, new financial advice experience.
