
Intermediate Capital Group (LSE: ICG) has announced a landmark year for the financial year ending March 31, 2025, marked by substantial growth in assets under management (AUM) and fundraising success. The firm’s AUM reached $112 billion, with fee-earning AUM hitting $75 billion. During the year, ICG raised $24 billion in new funds, underpinning its strong near-term financial performance. Management fees grew by 19%, contributing to a group profit before tax of £532 million. Pending shareholder approval, the company intends to simplify its branding by changing its name to ‘ICG plc.’
ICG’s strategic focus on structured capital, secondaries, and debt markets has reinforced its competitive position amid a challenging investment landscape. The company’s robust fundraising and high environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards support its outlook for sustained growth and long-term value creation for clients and shareholders.
Intermediate Capital Group Outlook
ICG’s outlook is buoyed by its strong financial results and positive corporate developments, especially its fundraising achievements. While technical indicators show some bearish momentum, the company maintains a moderate valuation. A recent correction in holdings notification has marginally affected transparency ratings.
About Intermediate Capital Group
ICG is a global alternative asset manager overseeing $112 billion in assets as of March 31, 2025. Operating across more than 20 locations worldwide, ICG invests in Structured Capital, Private Equity Secondaries, Private Debt, Credit, and Real Assets. The firm emphasizes delivering attractive, differentiated returns through responsible investing and long-term value creation.
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Average Trading Volume: 1,416,535
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Technical Sentiment Signal: Buy
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Current Market Capitalization: £5.82 billion