Record plc delivers resilient Q4 performance with continued net inflows

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Record plc (LON:REC), the specialist currency and asset manager, has announced its trading update for the three months ended 31 March 2026.

Highlights

·     A third successive quarter of net inflows, with AUM of US$114.6bn at year end reflecting positive client flows offset by asset market movements and FX headwinds.

·     Performance fees of ÂŁ0.4m crystallised in Q4 FY26 (Q4 FY25: ÂŁ0.3m), bringing performance fees for the full year to ÂŁ2.8m (FY25: ÂŁ3.2m).

·     Average fee rates in the quarter remained broadly unchanged from the previous quarter.

·     Earnings expectations for the full year remain unchanged, despite changing market conditions in the face of global macroeconomic and political volatility. 

AUM composition

AUM at 31 March 2026 totalled US$114.6bn (31 December 2025: US$115.9bn).

The composition of and changes to AUM by product were as follows:

 Net flowsAsset movementFX movement and scaling 
 US$ billion (bn)31 December 202531March 2026
  
Passive Hedging76.01.1(0.2)(1.1)75.8
Dynamic Hedging17.60.1(0.7)17.0
Solutions for Asset Managers17.40.3(0.5)(0.2)17.0
Risk Management111.01.5(1.4)(1.3)109.8
FX Alpha2.7(0.1)2.6
Custom Opportunities0.80.8
Other0.30.3
Absolute Return3.8(0.1)0.00.03.7
EM Local Debt1.01.0
Infrastructure0.10.1
Private Markets1.10.00.00.01.1
Total115.91.4(1.4)(1.3)114.6

Record plc will announce its results for the 12 months ended 31 March 2026 on 19 June 2026.

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