Hargreaves Lansdown is a UK retail investment and savings platform founded in Bristol in 1981 by Peter Hargreaves and Stephen Lansdown. It lets private investors hold funds, shares, pensions and cash savings in one place through ISAs, SIPPs, fund and share accounts and drawdown products, and it also offers financial advice and workplace pensions. The registered office is at 1 College Square South, Anchor Road, Bristol.
The business serves more than 2 million clients and administers over £172bn of client assets. For the year to 30 June 2025 it reported record assets under administration of £172.7bn, up 11%, underlying profit before tax of £544.3m, up 19%, net new business of £6bn and 136,000 net new clients, taking the total to 2.02 million. Client retention was 91.5%.
Hargreaves Lansdown traded on the London Stock Exchange from 2007 until March 2025, when a consortium of CVC Capital Partners, Nordic Capital and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority took it private in a deal valuing the company at about £5.4bn. Since then the owners have backed a technology and service transformation plan, and the leadership has turned over heavily. The company employs over 2,000 people across Bristol, London and Warsaw.