Quadrature Capital Limited reported revenue of £2.2 billion, up 80%, and pretax profit of £975 million, up 76%, for the year ended January 31, 2026. Financial News reported the newly filed UK accounts on October 22.
Staff costs were £898 million, including £770 million in wages and salaries across 169 employees. The simple wage-and-salary average is about £4.56 million; the distribution of individual pay is not supplied. Revenue divided by that headcount is roughly £13 million per employee—an entity-scale comparison, not a measure of an individual's productivity.
Reversing the rounded growth figures implies prior revenue around £1.22 billion and pretax profit around £554 million. The resulting implied margin moves from about 45.3% to 44.3%: sharply higher profit pounds with roughly one percentage point of margin compression. Current staff costs are about 41% of revenue. These are calculations from rounded reported figures, not exact prior-year filed margins.
Quadrature stopped managing outside client money in 2018. The accounts describe a systematic proprietary trading company's UK entity, rather than a strategy return earned by external investors. Separately, Quadrature Climate Foundation received £335.1 million from the firm in calendar 2025, versus £221.7 million in 2024; those calendar years differ from the company's January year-end. Financial News · Company filing history.