EQT helps deliver HUB24 record inflows
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HUB24’s agreement with Equity Trustees (EQT) to provide custodial, platform administration and technology solutions has paid significant dividends contributing to record quarterly net inflows up 138% to $5 billion.
The platform provider also told the Australian Securities Exchange that it had recorded record annual platform net inflows for FY24 of $15.8 billion, up 62% over the prior corresponding period.
The ASX announcement noted the large migrations of $1.8 billion generated by the EQT arrangement.
However, it also noted that excluding large migration, its fourth quarter net inflows were up 50% over the prior corresponding period to $3.2 billion notwithstanding negative market movement of $0.3 billion.
HUB24’s announcement said the EQT migration was progressing to plan with $1.8 billion migrated during the quarter and $2.6 billion in total to date.
“The scope of EQT migrations has increased and HUB24 expects total migrations of approximately $5 billion (previously approximately $4 billion), with the remainder scheduled to migrate in 1HFY25,” the ASX announcement said.
HUB24 also pointed to a 13% increase in the number of financial advisers using the platform over the past 12 months, up from 4,011 to 4,525.
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