HUB24 highlights managed accounts standing
Investment platform company HUB24 has highlighted its standing amongst managed accounts holders in its latest update to the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) detailing $4.2 billion in fourth quarter net inflows.
The ASX update revealed that platform funds under management for HUB24 increased 9% to $139.5 billion, up 24% on the prior corresponding period.
It also noted the degree to which the platform was being recognised by third party research noting that it had achieved the highest net promotor score (NPS) in the recent Investment Trends 2026 Adviser Technology Needs Report.
It said that HUB24 had achieved first or second in 15 of the 22 categories, including highest adviser satisfaction across Managed Accounts Capabilities.
The HUB24 ASX update also noted that HUB24 had been ranked first in the latest Plan for Life data for annual net inflows and had also achieved the largest annual market share gain of all platform providers, increasing market share to 9.9% as at 31 March.
It said that HUB24 is now ranked the six largest platform by funds under administration.
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