IntegraFin's Transact "well-positioned" as funds under direction rise
IntegraFin Holdings PLC on Tuesday hailed "ongoing strength in net inflows" as funds under direction increased on its Transact platform for investment advisers.
Funds under direction on Transact amounted to £85.51 billion on June 30, the end of IntegraFin's financial third quarter, up 10% from £77.77 billion at the end of March and 23% from £69.54 billion a year before.
IntegraFin noted "positive momentum in global equity markets combined with ongoing strength in net inflows".
The London-based company said net inflows to Transact amounted to £1.01 billion in the third quarter, slowing from £1.33 billion in the second quarter and £1.21 billion a year prior.
Nonetheless, it is the sixth consecutive quarter that has seen net inflows above £1 billion for IntegraFin.
"The Transact platform is well-positioned to continue to attract and grow its strong share of adviser platform market net inflows," IntegraFin said.
IntegraFin reiterated cost guidance, It expects underlying administrative expense growth to ease to around 3% in the current year and the following financial year due to "our cost management initiatives and operational efficiencies". Total underlying administrative expenses rose around 9.2% in financial 2025.
Chief Executive Officer Alex Scott said: "The Transact platform continues to deliver strong net inflows, driven by high levels of transfers in from other providers, as well as additional contributions from new and existing clients.
"We delivered strong net inflows of £1 billion in the third quarter of the financial year, despite both an uncertain macroeconomic backdrop and the pre-tax year-end period being concentrated in the previous quarter. Client numbers also continued to grow, as we added over 2,000 net new clients in the period."
IntegraFin shares fell 4.9% to 362.11 pence each in London on Tuesday morning following the announcement. They are up 12% over the past year.
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