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Polar Capital Holdings (LSE:POLR) reported a 25% surge in Assets under Management (AuM) to £26.7 billion for the six months ending 30 September 2025, reaching a new all-time high. Even amid sector-wide volatility and continued net outflows, the firm benefited from strong market performance—particularly within its technology-focused strategies. Management also declared an interim dividend, underscoring confidence in the group’s financial strength. The company received multiple industry recognitions during the period, highlighting its boutique positioning and specialist sector expertise.
Polar Capital’s outlook remains favourable, supported by strong technical momentum and a resilient financial profile. The shares trade on an attractive valuation, featuring a reasonable P/E ratio and a notably high dividend yield, which enhances its appeal to income-oriented investors. The absence of recent earnings call or corporate event disclosures does little to offset the broadly positive view.
More about Polar Capital Holdings
Polar Capital Holdings is an asset management group offering a wide mix of actively managed investment funds across sectors including technology, healthcare, and global insurance. The company is known for its specialised approach, with a strong emphasis on technology-driven strategies that have attracted significant investor interest.
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