Hargreaves Lansdown's revenues climb despite 'challenging ISA season'
Net inflows slow
Hargreaves Lansdown has reported an increase in net revenues and higher assets under administration for the first four months of the year despite slower inflows amid a "challenging ISA season" for the industry.
Total net revenues from 1 January to 30 April 2016 were up 14% to £110.1m, compared to £96.9m reported in the same period last year, with its direct-to-investor platform Vantage reporting the largest revenue...
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