Jupiter has reported over £700m of net inflows in the first quarter of 2016, split between its mutual funds business and segregated mandates.
The company – which saw £1.9bn of net inflows in 2015 – said it saw £723m of net new business at the start of this year, of which £443m was into mutual funds and £274m in segregated mandates.
Overall AUM rose £500m to £36.2bn, the firm shedding £216m in assets from negative markets.
The firm’s investment trust business remained relatively stagnant at £988m of assets, seeing only £6m on net inflows in Q1.
Chief executive Maarten Slendebroek said the results had been achieved against a backdrop of “less favourable market conditions” seen in the first quarter.
