Regal Partners Limited announced that funds under management (FUM) increased 2.4% over the September 2026 quarter to approximately $21.9 billion at 30 September 2026, with total FUM and commitments reaching about $23.0 billion. The quarter recorded net inflows of roughly $0.7 billion, marking the 12th consecutive quarter of positive flows and taking net FUM inflows for the nine months to 30 September 2026 to just over $2.0 billion. Hedge funds were the main driver of inflows, supported by $0.4 billion raised for PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund Limited through a placement and share purchase plan and continued demand for the unlisted global long/short strategy, while a $0.2 billion credit commitment from a sovereign fund and ongoing inflows into the Regal Resources Royalties Fund also contributed. Investment performance for the quarter was broadly neutral overall, and other items such as distributions, buy-backs and foreign exchange movements reduced FUM by about $0.1 billion. By asset class, closing FUM was $11.164 billion in hedge funds, $7.118 billion in credit and royalties, $793 million in growth equity, $1.412 billion in real and natural assets, and $1.455 billion in multi-strategy, with non-fee-earning commitments rising to $1.035 billion.
Key Points
FUM rose 2.4% in the September 2026 quarter to approximately $21.9 billion as at 30 September 2026.
Total FUM and commitments increased to approximately $23.0 billion, with commitments rising to $1.035 billion.
Net inflows for the quarter were approximately $0.7 billion, representing the 12th consecutive quarter of positive flows.
Net FUM inflows for the nine months to 30 September 2026 were just over $2.0 billion.
Hedge funds drove quarterly inflows, including $0.4 billion raised for PM Capital Global Opportunities Fund Limited via a placement and share purchase plan.
Continued demand for the unlisted global long/short strategy supported hedge fund inflows.
A $0.2 billion credit commitment from a sovereign fund was received in August 2026, with part deployed during the quarter and contributing to FUM inflows.
The Regal Resources Royalties Fund continued to receive inflows during the quarter.
Investment performance for the quarter was broadly neutral overall.
Distributions, buy-backs and foreign exchange movements reduced FUM by approximately $0.1 billion.
Closing FUM by asset class was $11.164 billion in hedge funds, $7.118 billion in credit and royalties, $793 million in growth equity, $1.412 billion in real and natural assets, and $1.455 billion in multi-strategy.
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