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Inflows falter at St James's Place as chair promises 'focus on transparency'

Alexandra Newlove, 27/02/2020

St James’s Place saw profits dip in 2019, as inflows into the business failed to keep pace with its investment in itself, chief executive Andrew Croft said.

SJP posted a pre-tax profit of £187.1 million for the full-year 2019, down 11.7  percent on 2018.

Gross inflows were £15.1 billion (2018: £15.7 billion) while net inflows were down 12.6 percent to £9 billion. SJP’s 4,271 “partner advisers” advised on £117 billion of client assets at 31 December.

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