Tatton AM's Paradigm Partners membership up over six months

DFM business’s FUM rises to £4.44bn

Julian Marr
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Paradigm Partners, the IFA support services arm of Tatton Asset Management, has seen an uptick in membership over the last six months, now boasting 356 IFA firms, compared with 352 in March.

In its first trading statement since it floated on AIM in July, discretionary fund management and IFA support services business Tatton also revealed membership of its mortgage distribution arm had increased to 1,143 mortgage firms over the same period. The group's management reported Tatton was trading in line with expectations, with funds under management on its on-platform discretionary fund management business increasing to £4.44bn at 30 September 2017, compared with £3.85bn at 31 March 2017. The company added that this business was continuing to experience fund inflows at a run-rate ...

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