Financial Services
St. James's Place is a UK wealth-management group providing financial advice, investment products, pensions and retirement planning through a large adviser network. Client assets and recurring advice and investment fees are the principal sources of income.
Financial advice, wealth management, pensions, ISAs, investment funds, retirement planning and administration through the St. James's Place adviser partnership.
The United Kingdom affluent and mass-affluent savings, investment and retirement market.
Net client inflows, funds under management, adviser numbers and productivity, investment-market performance, fee income, cost savings and client retention.
Market declines, client outflows, regulatory and remediation costs, fee pressure, adviser attrition, reputational issues and execution of the revised charging model.
29 July 2026: first-half funds under management reached a record £240.8bn, with £10.5bn of gross inflows and £2.7bn of net inflows. Profitability improved materially and £128.1m of shares were repurchased, although flow momentum, adviser growth and implementation of the new client charging structure remain important into 2027.
St. James's Place pays dividends twice yearly and also uses share buybacks. The 2026 interim dividend is 6.0p per share, ex-dividend 6 August and payable 18 September; the 2025 final dividend was 12.0p and went ex-dividend on 26 March 2026.
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