Company summary
Jupiter Fund Management is a UK-based active asset manager offering mutual funds, investment strategies and institutional mandates across equities, fixed income, multi-asset and alternative investments.
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Jupiter Fund Management is a UK-based active asset manager offering mutual funds, investment strategies and institutional mandates across equities, fixed income, multi-asset and alternative investments.
Active investment management, mutual funds, institutional mandates, wealth and charity investment services, fixed income, equities, multi-asset strategies and distribution to financial advisers and institutions.
The UK is the core market, with clients and distribution across Continental Europe and selected international markets. The acquisition of CCLA materially increased scale in UK institutional and charity assets.
Assets under management, net inflows, investment performance, market levels, fee margins, CCLA integration, cost control and successful development of differentiated active strategies.
Client outflows, poor investment performance, fee compression, market falls, loss of key fund managers, regulatory change and failure to integrate acquisitions effectively.
23 July 2026: first-half assets under management rose 36% to £73.7bn, net inflows were £0.7bn and underlying pre-tax profit increased 67% to £50.7m. Jupiter declared a 3.7p interim dividend as the enlarged business benefited from CCLA.
Pays interim and final dividends, with specials possible when capital permits. The 2025 final dividend of 2.3p and special dividend of 5.7p were paid on 19 May 2026. The 2026 interim dividend is 3.7p and is payable on 4 September to shareholders registered on 7 August.
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