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Impax Asset Management sees assets under management rise over quarter

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Impax Asset Management Group PLC on Tuesday said that it continues to develop a healthy pipeline of opportunities, after increasing its assets under management in the second quarter.

For the three months ended March 31, the London-based sustainability-focused specialist investor posted total assets under management of £39.62 billion, up 1.3% from £39.10 billion at December 31.

Private markets assets rose 9.5% to £670 million from £612 million, while fixed income assets fell 0.8% to £1.21 billion from £1.22 billion. Listed equities came to £37.73 billion from £37.27 billion.

‘Although our net flows were moderately negative, the outflows were overwhelmingly from a small number of intermediary clients largely representing European private wealth, and we again recorded an increase in the number of institutional clients, and no segregated mandate terminations,’ said Chief Executive Ian Simm.

‘Following nearly two years of relative headwinds, asset owner sentiment around the transition to a more sustainable economy and associated areas of Impax expertise has improved in recent months. Looking ahead, we continue to develop a healthy pipeline of potential new business and to expand our distribution capabilities around the world.’

Impax Asset Management shares were trading 0.4% lower at 440.25 pence each in London on Tuesday morning.

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