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AJ Bell reports record assets and customer growth

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AJ Bell reported that its assets under administration rose 22 per cent year-on-year to £126bn in an end-of-year update. Assets under management also reached a record £12.1bn. The company saw total customer numbers increase 24 per cent to 796,000, driven by record net inflows of £9.7bn. AJ Bell is also streamlining its business by ceasing its non-platform operations.

From cityam.com

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The growth in assets and customer numbers reflects strong demand for low-cost investment solutions, according to CEO Michael Summersgill. The company's performance indicates continued investor confidence in the platform. The group is also continuing to streamline its operations, having previously closed its operational presence in Denmark.

From cityam.com

Who's involved

  • AJ BellLondon-listed investment platform reporting record growth and streamlining operations.
  • Sarah ColesResearcher who holds the formal position of Head of Personal Finance at AJ Bell.
  • DenmarkCountry where AJ Bell previously closed its operational presence.
  • Rachel ReevesBritish politician whose proposed policy changes impact AJ Bell's clients.
  • John HealeyBritish politician whom AJ Bell advises and comments on regarding policy stability.

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The entities involved

  • AJ Bell

    British investment management company

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