Liontrust AUM climbs to £33.5bn in spite of Q1 outflows

Loss of £329m investment mandate

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Liontrust Asset Management reported an 8.5% increase in assets under management and advice (AUMA) over the financial year to £33.5bn at the end of March, despite outflows of £400m in the first quarter of this year following the loss of an investment mandate.

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