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Liontrust - Board reaffirms 50p final dividend

May 2025

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Liontrust concluded its financial year with another challenging quarter for fund flows. While market conditions showed modest improvement compared to the previous quarter, assets under management (AUM) still declined by 8%, ending Q4 25 at £22.6bn. This drop was driven by £1.3bn in net outflows - largely from the group’s flagship Sustainable Investment and Economic Advantage strategies, where investor caution remains entrenched - and £0.7 bn of negative investment performance. The sole bright spot was the Cashflow Solution strategy, which attracted £78m in net inflows. Its European focus proved advantageous, benefiting from investor rotation away from the US, and fiscal stimulus linked to EU defence spending, particularly in Germa ...

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