Gresham House reported £367m new inflows, with all funds seeing positive flows and all real asset strategies seeing double digit increases in assets under management.
The firm's AUM rose 11% to £7.3bn, stemming from both organic growth of £495m (8%) and acquisition growth of £243m (3%), according to its interim results. Gresham House continued to expand throughout the first half of the year, acquiring Burlington Real Estate in Ireland, as well as purchasing a £49m forestry portfolio in New Zealand on behalf of an institutional client. Meanwhile, the firm's flagship Energy Storage fund also saw its investment policy expanded to include international activity, pushing potential for expansion further. Gravis' Argent: Rising energy prices creates...
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