Tatton Asset Management (TAM) has seen net inflows of £1.68bn and has increased the number of IFAs it supports to 1,170.
The adviser numbers represent a rise of 5.4% from 2024.
The figures were revealed in TAM’s unaudited group performance for the six months ended 30 September 2025.
The investment management and IFA support services business experienced organic net inflows averaging £281m per month.
These organic net inflows, combined with investment performance of just over £2bn, delivered total AUM at the end of the period of £25.8bn, an annualised increase of 36.9%.
Perspective Financial Group, whose long-standing partnership with Tatton will conclude in January 2026, contributed net inflows of £333m during this period.
TAM chief executive officer Paul Hogarth said: “Tatton has delivered another strong period of growth, reflecting the continued strength of our proposition and partnerships with advisers and we remain appreciative of the trust clients place in us to manage their investments.
“In this period, we maintained the momentum of organic net inflows seen throughout last year with net inflows reaching £1.7bn, combined with our consistent investment performance, AUM/I¹ reached £25.8bn, an increase of 36.9% on an annualised basis.
“Our ability to consistently attract new IFA firms and deepen relationships with existing ones underlines the scalability and resilience of our model.
“While we have previously highlighted that the Perspective contract ends in January 2026, we maintain confidence in meeting our target of £30bn of AUM by the end of 2029.
“Looking ahead, Tatton remains well positioned to continue its growth trajectory. We remain confident and focused on our strategy, which is underpinned by the solid fundamentals of structural demand for financial advice and a continued growing demand and increasing appetite for model portfolio solutions.”
He added that the group enters the second half with “momentum and confidence in delivering results.”
