Hargreaves Lansdown hits £155.3bn AUA thanks to new clients

A net 24,000 new clients joined HL in the most recent quarter

Linus Uhlig
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Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) has reached a record £155.3bn assets under administration (AUA) following an influx of new clients into the platform.

Rapidly rising AUA represented an increase of 3.7% in the three months to 30 June 2024, according to HL's trading update today (19 July). Spread across the company's SIPP, ISA and active savings offerings, a net 24,000 new clients joined HL in the most recent quarter, providing £1.6bn of new business.  Fresh clientele represented a significant uptick of 85% year-on-year, with 1,882,000 clients now active on the investment platform. The recent figure represents a notable jump from the 13,000 reported for the three months to June 2023.  This trend was also reflected in the boost in s...

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