St. James's Place Capital PLC (LON:STJ) saw its funds under management rise by 3.2% in the three months to the end of September boosted by inflows into its pension products.
The FTSE 100-listed wealth manager said its total funds under management at the end of the period were £85.7bn, up from £83bn at the start of the quarter.
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The group also reported net inflows of £2.4bn, of which £1.4bn went into pension-related products, while market gains added a further £240mln.
The company said its net asset value on a European Embedded Value (EEV) per share basis, a measure which discounts future cashflows, was 1,005p per share at the end of the quarter, or 990p after payment of its interim dividend on September 29.
St. James’s Place’s outgoing chief executive David Bellamy said: "Whilst political and macro uncertainties persist, we are confident in the scale and quality of our relationship-based approach to the management of our clients' financial affairs.
"This, together with the breadth of our investment management proposition, means we are well placed to meet the growing need for trusted advice and our medium-term growth objectives."