Pollen Road Group noticed its property beneath administration (AUM) bounce to £6.1bn within the first half of 2025, up 35 per cent in comparison with £4.5bn in H1 2024.
The asset supervisor reported that its operating revenue elevated by 28 per cent to £30.9m, up from £24.1m in H1 2024, and revenue after tax rose by 18 per cent to £27.9m, up from £23.6m over the identical interval final yr.
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Payment-paying AUM rose 37 per cent from £3.4bn to £4.7bn. Administration charges elevated by 79 per cent year-on-year, rising to £37.9m, whereas fund administration earnings was up 55 per cent from £26.8m in H1 2024 to to £41.4m, together with £8.4m of catch-up charges.
Non-public Credit score Fund IV commitments reached £600m as on the finish of June this yr, with visibility on exceeding the preliminary £1bn goal throughout H2, the agency stated. It stated it had continued lively capital deployment throughout its personal credit score technique, with 14 new offers accomplished and £400m deployed over the interval.
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“Pollen Road delivered sturdy efficiency within the first half of 2025, supported by vital fundraising progress throughout each personal fairness and personal credit score,” stated Lindsey McMurray, chief government officer of Pollen Road Group.
“We have now visibility of exceeding goal in Non-public Credit score Fund IV which, along with the out-performance on Non-public Fairness Fund V, demonstrates the boldness our traders have in us and the attraction of our differentiated platform.
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“Trying forward, we’re inspired by rising demand for mid-market alternate options and asset-based lending specifically. With our sector experience, and robust observe file, we’re nicely positioned to capitalise on these traits and stay assured in delivering our strategic aims.”