Jupiter Fund Management’s assets under management (AuM) increased to £31.7 billion in the three months to 31 December 2013 from £26.27 billion in the previous year.
British fund management firm’s net flows were £510 million, compared to £688 million a year earlier.
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The strongest performance came from the firm’s core mutual funds business, which saw inflows of £458 million.
Edward Bonham Carter, CEO of Jupiter Fund Management, said, "Mutual fund inflows of £458 million in the fourth quarter were driven by improved client sentiment and strong delivery from our increasingly broad distribution network.
"This continued momentum from our mutual fund franchise helped Jupiter’s AuM increase by 20% over the full year to £31.7 billion at 31 December 2013."
Looking ahead, the company said it continues to believe in the long-term growth prospects for the savings market.
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