Parmenion AUM up 17% in 2021 to £9.6bn

‘A year of record results’

Julia Bahr
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Adviser platform Parmenion Capital Partners has revealed its annual results for year ending December 2021 showing significant increases in assets under management (AUM), a growth of 17% from £8.2bn to £9.6bn.

New business inflows and service levels also all saw increases. In its annual report and financial statements to be filed with Companies House, the firm said it had moved from a loss in its previous financial year into profit with revenue from core business up 20% to £36m. The bristol-based technology and investment solutions business was set up in 2007. Last July AssetCo, chaired by former Standard Life Aberdeen joint chief executive Martin Gilbert, acquired a 30% equity interest in Parmenion Capital for £27.8m. The adviser platform was bought by private equity firm Preservation Capital...

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