Liontrust share price jumps 8% despite £1.1bn outflows in three months

AuMA unchanged over the period

Liontrust has enjoyed an 8% bump in its share price at the market open today, after its latest trading statement reported the company had suffered net outflows of £1.1bn in the past three months, however assets under management and advice had flatlined since the start of the year.

AuMA stayed at £22.6bn for the three months ended 30 June, which was largely driven by strong investment returns and partly offset by further net outflows. Liontrust outsources UK trading team to BNY Liontrust's CEO John Ions relayed his firm's active management commitment, especially during the more challenging period markets were currently in. "We have now begun to see investors, led by institutional clients, turn more towards actively managed funds and diversify geographically, with Europe and the UK outperforming the US stock market over the first half of 2025," he said. UK ...