Quilter's net inflows increase to £4bn as CEO warns of Ukraine conflict impact

AuMA of £111.8bn

Kathleen Gallagher
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Quilter plc announced net inflows of £4bn for 2021, up from £1.5bn in the previous year, which it said was predominantly driven by its new investment platform. However, Paul Feeney, CEO of Quilter, warned of “difficult times” with “significant geopolitical tensions” at the heart of their concerns.

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