Latest Wealth Management Platforms News

HUB24 Limited has reported a standout FY25 with robust revenue growth, record net inflows, and a significant dividend increase, reinforcing its leadership in Australia's wealth management platform sector.

HUB24 has reported a stellar FY25 with a 38% jump in underlying EBITDA and a 47% increase in dividends, driven by record platform net inflows and expanding market share.

HALO Technologies reports $3.54 million in Q2 revenue with rising subscription income, progressing UK expansion pending FCA approval, and a $6.75 million capital raise nearing completion.

HUB24 Limited has reported a record $19.8 billion in net inflows for FY25, driven by strong platform growth and significant migrations from Equity Trustees. The company also launched an innovative high net worth solution, reinforcing its market leadership.

HALO Technologies reports solid quarterly revenue growth and nears completion of a $6.75 million capital raise, while progressing its UK wealth management platform launch and preparing to introduce Managed Funds in Australia.

Prime Financial Group has acquired Lincoln Indicators, significantly expanding its wealth management platform and client base. The deal is expected to boost recurring revenue and contribute to Prime’s ambitious growth targets.

HUB24 Limited has reported robust growth in its half-year results to December 2024, with revenue climbing 25% and underlying net profit after tax soaring 40%. The company also announced a 30% increase in its fully franked interim dividend, underscoring confidence in its ongoing momentum.

Selfwealth has received a new $0.28 per share acquisition proposal from Svava, significantly outbidding Bell Financial’s earlier offer and prompting a fresh evaluation by the board.

HALO Technologies reports a robust 45.5% increase in operating revenue for 2024, driven by surging Funds Under Management and brokerage income, while advancing its UK market entry alongside a $6.75 million capital raise.

Change Financial Limited reported a robust Q2 FY25 with revenue surging 53% year-on-year, driven by its expanding PaaS platform, while strategically exiting its loss-making US operations to sharpen focus on Australia and New Zealand.