Brooks Macdonald Group (BRK) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
14 Oct, 2026Q1 flows and FUMA
Net inflows £54m in Q1, fourth consecutive positive quarter, vs £49m net outflows in Q1'26.
BPS net outflows £53m vs £157m a year earlier; Platform MPS net inflows £172m vs £175m in Q1'26.
Total FUM £19.5bn at 30 September, up from £19.3bn at 30 June; market and investment performance added £0.2bn.
Total FUMA £21.8bn vs £21.7bn at 30 June; 59% of Brooks Financial’s £5.7bn AuA was advised and managed, vs 58% at FY26.
Service flows
Total MPS net inflows £144m, including Platform MPS £172m, offset by MPS Custody outflows of £28m.
Total flows included £709m gross inflows and £655m gross outflows; annualised net flows growth was 1.1%.
Management attributed improved BPS flows to stronger regional presence, focus on high-net-worth clients and client service.
Strategy and execution
Management linked four consecutive quarters of positive net inflows to the Reignite Growth strategy, stronger adviser relationships, disciplined execution and financial planning growth.
Investment in regional investment managers and financial planners continued; the modernised MPS range aims to simplify adviser and client engagement.
Management described the start to the year as positive and focused on building momentum.
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