Mattioli Woods profits up 46% as advice demand jumps

Revenue at the firm was up 10%

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Mattioli Woods has reported pre-tax profits increased 45.5% in the six months to the end of November, as more new and existing clients sought advice amid volatile financial markets.

Profits before tax at the wealth manager were £4.8m, up from £3.3m in the same period a year earlier. Ian Mattioli MBE, chief executive at Mattioli Woods, said clients' demand for advice and proactive communications by advisers "in such uncertain times" resulted in an increase in advisory time, boosted by the value of new clients on-boarded in the first half of the year increasing more than 10% compared to a year earlier. Digital pound could launch within ten years under Treasury and BoE plans Revenue at the firm was up 10% to £54.9m from £49.9m, driven by positive performances in ...

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