Parmenion has reported new investment inflows of £750 million in 2015 - a 50% increase on 2014.

The firm also announced it exceeded £2 billion in assets under management.

The report said last year it had moved to the “forefront of Robo-advice or digital investing”, with its technology operating over 50 services on the market.

It also launched flexible Sipp Drawdown capabilities and a new active and passive range of investment portfolios.

The company has been acquired recently by Aberdeen Asset Management.

Rennie Miller, executive chairman, said: “We have our eyes firmly fixed on the next milestone and with Aberdeen’s support Parmenion is perfectly positioned to support an evolving market. Our goal is to keep things simple and allow more people to build strong financial futures.”

Richard Goodall, partner and head of distribution, said: “Parmenion’s proven ability to sustain its fast-paced growth is really exciting. The quality of our technology, service and DFM capabilities continues to be independently acknowledged by our numerous award successes.”

He highlighted that Parmenion had provided educational support to over 700 advisers through their own specialised investment courses and events last year.