Jupiter Fund Management reports 2 billion dollar inflows
Jupiter Fund posted 1.5 billion pounds in net inflows as investors moved toward non-US equities. Assets under management rose to 68.4 billion pounds by April.
The United Kingdom-based wealth manager JUPITER FUND MANAGEMENT reported first-quarter net inflows of 1.5 billion pounds ($2.03 billion) on Tuesday, driven by robust client demand and favorable market performance. This growth occurred despite geopolitical uncertainty surrounding the Iran conflict, which tempered some investment flows during the period. Investors showed a notable rotation away from the United States as demand for diversified and non-U.S. equity strategies increased. This shift saw higher allocations toward European and other international markets, helping to mitigate the impact of market volatility triggered by Middle East tensions in March. Assets under management reached 68.4 billion pounds as of April 21, representing a significant increase from the 54 billion pounds reported at the end of December 2025. The firm noted that both its retail and institutional channels achieved net inflows in every month of the quarter, underscoring the resilience of its business model amidst global instability.
