RATHBONE BROTHERS

Rathbones has completed the buyback programme launched on 17 June 2026 for up to £20m, acquiring a total of 939,315 ordinary shares that have been or will be cancelled. The average price paid per share was £16.221275. The programme was ended because Investec reached the agreed thresholds (voting interest 29.90%, economic interest 41.25%). After cancellation, the issued share capital consists of 90,489,844 voting ordinary shares and 17,481,868 convertible, non-voting ordinary shares; the company holds no own shares. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Rathbones reports Q1 net outflows of £0.8bn, of which £0.5bn occurred in Wealth Management (gross outflows £3.2bn). Adjusted for execution-only business and a tax-related £0.2bn outflow, flows in Wealth Management were almost balanced; in Asset Management net outflows were around £0.3–0.4bn. Assets under management and administration stood at £113.6bn (2% below consensus), while operating income rose 9.4% to £241m, slightly beating consensus estimates, driven by higher fees and net interest income. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Rathbones Group reported robust results for the second half of 2025: FUMA rose 5.9% to £115.6bn, operating profit increased 3.1% and adjusted profit before tax was £238.1m. The integration of IW&I exceeded synergy targets, market capitalisation reached £2.4bn and the share price hit a five‑year high. The board announced an expansion of the share buyback programme and a slightly higher dividend; management expects further EPS and revenue growth for 2025/26. » Plus sur de.investing.com