Jupiter Fund Management reports higher third-quarter inflows, assets hit record

By Reuters News

Oct 15 (Reuters) - British asset manager Jupiter Fund Management JUP.L reported higher third-quarter net inflows on Thursday, helped by improving client demand and stronger flows across its investment strategies.

Here are some details:

  • Net inflows totalled £700 million ($926.31 million) in the third quarter, compared with £300 million a year earlier, reversing second-quarter outflows of £800 million

  • Improving investor sentiment and demand for greater geographic diversification supported flows during the quarter, helping offset market volatility linked to renewed tensions in the Middle East

  • The update extends a recovery in client demand after Jupiter recorded its first year of positive net inflows since 2017 in 2025

  • Assets under management rose 51% to a record £75.9 billion at September 30, compared with £50.4 billion a year earlier

  • Retail, wholesale and investment trust net inflows reached £1.0 billion, marking a fifth consecutive quarter of positive flows

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