Shares in the company rose 1.3 per cent to 1,525.00 pence each in London on the morning of Thursday, January 29. The wealth manager, based in Tetbury Road in Cirencester, said gross inflows in 2025 amounted to £21.88 billion, rising 19 per cent from £18.41 billion. Net inflows improved 42 per cent to £6.16 billion from £4.33 billion. In addition to the net inflow, SJP recorded a net positive investment return of £23.64 billion in 2025, improved from £17.68 billion positive in 2024. Mr FitzPatrick added: “The final quarter also saw elevated short-term outflows, as many clients accelerated tax-free cash withdrawals from their pensions in anticipation of reduced TFC allowances.