Regal Partners FUM hits $20b in September quarter
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The news: Regal Partners hit $20 billion in funds under management in the September quarter, a 13.1% increase compared to the preceding quarter amid positive net inflows and investment performance.
The numbers: Regal partners posted gains across all asset strategies, with total FUM and commitments increasing 12% to $21.2 billion. This includes non-fee-earning commitments.
Net FUM inflows in the quarter was about $700 million amid strong contributions from the PM Capital Global Companies Fund and Regal Tactical Opportunities strategy as well as material net inflows into a slew of other funds.
Investment performance delivered an extra $1.8 billion in the quarter, due to favourable returns across a range of strategies, particularly for hedge funds and multi-strategy asset strategies.
The context: Due to the strong investment performance, Regal Partners said $13.7 billion of performance fee-eligible FUM sits at or within 5% of its high water mark, as at 30 September. This represented 85% of performance fee-eligible FUM.
For the period in the second half of 2025 to 30 September, crystallised and uncrystallised performance fee revenue “sits materially above the top end of the current broker consensus forecasts for performance fees” of between $22 million and $52 million.
The source: ASX
