Gresham House PLC (AIM:GHE) reported a 15% increase in assets under management (AUM) in the first nine months of the year.
The alternative asset manager said this reflected "strong progress in the delivery of its GH25 strategy" during the period, in a statement ahead of its capital markets day.
With AUM standing at £7.5bn, the company said full year adjusted operating profit is expected to remain in line with market expectations.
Chief executive Tony Dalwood said: "The structural growth in alternative asset management remains a positive long-term dynamic for our group and it is also pleasing we are still seeing growth in AUM in the current environment".
The capital markets day, which is to be live-streamed from its London office, will provide an overview of opportunities for growth in the current inflationary and higher interest rate environment, as well as insights into the resilience, scalability and long-term outlook for the business.
Dalwood will host, along with finance chief Kevin Acton and managing director Rupert Robinson, with presentations by members of the team from across asset classes.