Pollen Avenue Group’s property below administration reached £6.7bn within the third quarter of 2025, up 32 per cent on a 12 months earlier, pushed by “strong” fundraising and deployment throughout personal credit score and personal fairness methods.

The choice asset supervisor reported that whole AUM within the three months to the tip of September 2025 elevated 9.9 per cent from £6.1bn on the finish of June this 12 months, and jumped 32 per cent from the £5.1bn reported in Q3 2024.

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Charge-paying AUM rose to £5.1bn as at 30 September 2025, up 9.7 per cent from £4.7bn at 30 June 2025 and a 41.7 per cent enhance in comparison with the identical quarter a 12 months earlier, when fee-paying AUM got here in at £3.6bn.

Pollen Avenue attributed the expansion in fee-paying AUM in the latest quarter to “sturdy deployment” in personal credit score and in personal fairness, in addition to the ultimate shut of Non-public Fairness Fund V within the interval.

In personal credit score, the group reported sustained investor demand and excessive ranges of deployment into asset-based lending alternatives within the third quarter, with six new transactions accomplished through the interval.

Borrower commitments grew to £2.7bn as at 30 September 2025, up from £2.4bn at 30 June this 12 months, whereas drawn balances added £300m to hit £2bn, reflecting sturdy origination and deployment “momentum”, in line with the group.

Following the latest shut of Pollen Avenue’s Non-public Credit score Fund IV in November, whole fund commitments have surpassed the unique goal increase and stand at £1.1bn, with a closing shut anticipated within the first quarter of 2026.

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Pollen Avenue reported that its personal fairness technique additionally maintained its momentum within the third quarter, with the completion of the acquisition of UK-based company restructuring providers platform Leonard Curtis, as a brand new funding in Non-public Fairness Fund V, and the sale of Kingswood UK to Mattioli Woods, representing a partial disposal from Fund III.

The group operates by way of two complementary segments, one among which is the asset supervisor, which manages third-party AUM, and the opposite is the funding firm, which invests on stability sheet to generate returns and speed up AUM progress.

The funding firm generated an annualised internet funding return of 8.4 per cent within the year-to-date, representing an underlying 9.1 per cent portfolio return, whereas internet funding property stood at £331m on the finish of September, up from £319m as at 30 June 2025.

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