Annualised turnover rose 19% year on year to £19.36m for national IFA Continuum in 2025, according to its financial results released today.
Continuum said it was the 11th year of consecutive double-digit percentage growth in turnover.
Assets under influence for the Plymouth-based firm also grew 19% in 2025, to end the year at £2.89bn.
It said income from new business was up 13% year-on-year whilst client numbers rose 8%.
Average adviser productivity rose 21% year on year to £240,534.
Adviser numbers for the partnership rose slightly over the year, with the firm having 80 advisers as at 31 December (73 advisers as at 31 December 2024).
Martin Brown, managing partner at Continuum, said he expects the firm to continue to grow at a similar pace in the future.
He said: “Our growth has been purely organic and we expect to continue to sustain our current growth trajectory. We are well on our way towards our plan to become the most trusted household name in financial advice.”
The financial results were the first full year for Continuum single the completion of its investment from M&G, first announced in 2022.
Continuum was set up in 2014 by founding partner Martin Brown as a national IFA partnership.