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Mattioli Woods now taking care of more than £15bn of clients’ money

Ian Mattioli: ‘Mattioli Woods remains well-positioned to deliver sustainable shareholder returns’

Ian Mattioli, the chief executive of Mattioli Woods

Mattioli Woods says it is now looking after £15.1 billion of clients’ assets.

The Leicester-headquartered wealth management specialist said it had seen the amount of money it now looked after rise 42 per cent in a year.

The business said it had seen a strong performance last year and had seen revenues of almost £50 million recorded in the six months to November 30, on the back of organic growth and a number of acquisitions.

The business - sponsors of the Leicester Tigers stadium - was started more than 30 years ago by Bob Woods and Ian Mattioli in a converted garage in Leicester.

It now employs more than 650 people across the º£½ÇÊÓÆµ, advising more than 11,000 clients, with a new head office in Leicester city centre.

Chief executive Ian Mattioli said: "The first six months of this financial year saw us build momentum despite the complexities, economically and politically, that persisted throughout 2021.

“During the period, we proactively balanced securing good financial outcomes for our clients with ensuring the long-term sustainability of our business, and I am pleased to report further material progress towards our strategic medium-term goals, with total client assets now at £15.1 billion.

"We saw strong performances in our pensions and consultancy, and investment and asset management operating segments with the number of new clients on-boarded in the first half and net inflows into the group's investment and asset management services ahead of the equivalent period last year, reflecting the success of new business initiatives and strength of existing client referrals, with organic revenue growth in excess of 10 per cent for the period.