Evelyn Partners sees record operating income in 2022

£600.8m

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Evelyn Partners reached a record level of operating income in the last quarter of 2022, growing to £158.6m from £144.5m in Q4 2021, and totalling £600.8m throughout the year.

The firm credited this rise to "continued strong performance from both the Financial Services and Professional Services businesses". In a trading update, the firm revealed that it had seen £1.4bn in gross inflows throughout the quarter, representing an annualised growth rate of 11.1% on opening assets. Evelyn Partners appoints managing partner from Investec Meanwhile, net inflows in Q4 sat at £625m, with an annualised growth rate of 4.8%. Throughout 2022, Evelyn reported that it had achieve gross inflows of £5.4bn and net inflows of £2.3bn, with the latter representing a 4% grow...

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