The third-quarter inflows took year-to-date net flows to £1.4bn, while pre-existing Jupiter AUM also reached a record £61.7bn. The retail, wholesale and investment trust channel generated £1bn of net inflows, its “fifth consecutive positive quarter”, and the institutional channel added £200m. Jupiter said there were signs of “broadening client demand across our product offering”.

These were partly offset by £500m of net outflows at CCLA. Jupiter said that following “a period of weaker investment performance”, the CCLA investment team had made changes to its investment process and strengthened collaboration across the wider group. It was now “seeing early signs of improvement, with a number of CCLA funds outperforming relevant comparators over shorter periods”, and said the CCLA integration was progressing well, with a further update due at the full year.

Jupiter said in a statement: “The positive momentum we saw in retail client demand since May 2025 continued into the third quarter of 2026, generating £1.0bn and taking year-to-date net inflows through this channel to £2.5bn. This marked the channel’s fifth consecutive quarter of net inflows.

“The Institutional channel returned to net inflows of £200m in the third quarter, driven by demand for our European equities capability from clients in Latin America and into Systematic equities from a European client. We continue to see strong client engagement in this channel, supported by our differentiated range of investment capabilities.”

It added: “Systematic equities continued to deliver strong performance for our clients and was again a key contributor to net inflows, generating £1.7bn in the third quarter. The European equities capability was also net positive in the quarter.

“We continued to see broader demand across our product offering, particularly from retail clients, with positive flows into the Gold & Silver, Monthly Income Bond and UK Dynamic Equity funds.

“On a regional basis, we continued to see momentum from clients across continental Europe, generating £1.0bn of net inflows in the quarter. We also saw £0.3bn of net inflows from Latin America, leading to a 10% increase in AUM in the region during the quarter.”

Jupiter said it was “encouraged that the positive client momentum has continued into the final quarter of the year to date”.