Mattioli Woods client assets hit £15.1bn

Trading update ahead of interim results

Jenna Brown
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Wealth manager Mattioli Woods saw total client assets across the group hit £15.1bn during the six months ended 30 November 2021, up 42% on the equivalent prior period.

A trading update ahead of its interim results also said gross discretionary assets under management were £5.1bn, an increase of about 55% on the prior period. It added its recent acquisitions were integrating and performing ahead of budget and it had a "sustained focus on M&A and a strong pipeline of opportunities". Chief Executive Ian Mattioli said: "The first six months of this financial year saw us build momentum despite the complexities, economically and politically, that persisted throughout 2021. "During the period, we proactively balanced securing good financial outcomes for...

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