Pollen Street Group
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Pollen Street Group H1 Fund-Management Revenue Rose 22%, EBITDA Surged 73% to £16.1 Million
Pollen Street Group (LON:POLN) reported its fund-management revenue increased 22% on a like-for-like basis, and EBITDA rose 73% to £16.1 million, driven by a 90% increase in performance fees.
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Pollen Street Group H1 AUM Reached £8.5 Billion, Fee-Paying AUM Up 18% to £5.5 Billion
Pollen Street Group (LON:POLN) announced its assets under management reached £8.5 billion at the end of June, with fee-paying AUM increasing 18% to £5.5 billion during the first half of 2026.
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Pollen Street Group H1 Fund-Management Revenue Rose 22%, EBITDA Surged 73% to £16.1 Million
Pollen Street Group (LON:POLN) reported its fund-management revenue increased 22% on a like-for-like basis, and EBITDA rose 73% to £16.1 million, driven by a 90% increase in performance fees.
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Pollen Street Group H1 AUM Reached £8.5 Billion, Fee-Paying AUM Up 18% to £5.5 Billion
Pollen Street Group (LON:POLN) announced its assets under management reached £8.5 billion at the end of June, with fee-paying AUM increasing 18% to £5.5 billion during the first half of 2026.
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