Jupiter Fund Management Plc
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- Jupiter Fund Management Plc (JFHHF) is a UK-based asset management company that provides actively managed investment strategies across equities, fixed income, multi-asset and alternatives for retail, wholesale, investment trusts and institutional clients; its core offerings include UK equities, European equities, global equities, systematic equities, Asian and emerging market equities, multi-manager funds and fixed income products delivered through pooled funds, segregated mandates, mutual funds and investment trusts. Founded in 1985 and headquartered at The Zig Zag Building, 70 Victoria Street, London SW1E 6SQ, the company operates principally in the United Kingdom with international subsidiaries and branches in Hong Kong, Ireland, Singapore, Switzerland and Luxembourg, including continental Europe via its Luxembourg entity. As of 30 September 2025, Jupiter manages £50.4 billion in assets under management, emphasizing high-conviction active management supported by specialists in sustainability, stewardship and data science within a rigorous risk oversight framework. The firm targets private investors, institutional clients and non-profits, with a geographic focus on the UK (66% of AUM), EMEA (23%), Asia (7%) and the rest of the world (4%). In recent developments, Jupiter announced the acquisition of CCLA, the UK's largest asset manager for non-profits with £15 billion in AUM, for £100 million in 2025, expected to complete by year-end subject to regulatory approvals; this deal, funded from existing cash reserves, targets £16 million in annual run-rate cost synergies by end-2027 while retaining the CCLA brand and expanding into charitable, religious and local authority segments. The company completed the acquisition of the investment team and institutional assets from Origin Asset Management in early 2025, adding scale in emerging markets equities and multi-regional strategies, and hired a new European equities team to re-establish leadership in that asset class. Additional 2025 milestones include the launch of its first active exchange-traded fund (ETF) in government bonds in February, the GEARx product, a Capital Markets Services licence in Singapore for mass affluent clients, outsourcing of middle office operations to BNY Mellon, £15 million in additional targeted cost savings, a £50 million subordinated debt repurchase and a 50% fee-related revenue return policy via dividends and buybacks. These initiatives support strategic objectives to increase scale, decrease complexity, broaden client appeal and deepen stakeholder relationships amid net outflows of £10.3 billion in 2024 largely from the Value team departure, with AUM at £45.3 billion year-end rising to £47.1 billion by June 2025 on improved flows and markets.