This growth was primarily driven by positive market movements and the strong performance of its interactive investor platform.

The interactive investor division continued its impressive growth, with customer numbers increasing by 14% year-on-year to 492,000. The platform attracted net flows of £1.9bn in Q3, a 58% increase compared to the same period last year, while daily average retail trades climbed by 43%.

The company also saw significant improvements in other areas, with net outflows slowing across its business. The Adviser division halved its outflows to £0.5 billion, and the Investments segment saw outflows fall by 49% to £1.8 billion, thanks to better performance in fixed income, alternatives, and equities.

CEO Jason Windsor said: “Over the last quarter we have made good progress against the plan we set out in March. Net flows and other key operational metrics improved year-on-year.”

Aberdeen’s transformation programme is on schedule to deliver at least £150m in annualised savings by the end of the year. The company remains confident it will meet its financial year 2026 targets, which include an adjusted operating profit of over £300m.