IntegraFin Holdings posted a robust start to 2026, with net inflows hitting £1 billion in the first quarter, comfortably beating analyst forecasts of £0.9 billion. The surge was driven by a familiar seasonal pattern: investors piling into pension wrappers before the budget. Gross inflows reached £2.9 billion, while outflows came in slightly higher than expected at £1.8 billion.

Market tailwinds pushed the company's assets under management and administration to a record £77.2 billion, eclipsing the £76.4 billion consensus. This performance at its Transact platform could prompt analysts to revise revenue and earnings estimates upward for the year. The company noted that the pension rush has since subsided to normal levels.

IntegraFin also stuck to its cost guidance, expecting administrative expenses to grow around 3% annually through 2027. The positive figures offer a promising read-across for the broader UK platform sector, suggesting investor confidence remains resilient heading into the new fiscal year.