Calastone: Fund holding periods halve over past decade
The ‘dramatic shift’ in investor behaviour is ‘signalling a new era’ that the investment industry must adapt to
The ‘dramatic shift’ in investor behaviour is ‘signalling a new era’ that the investment industry must adapt to
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European and Asian funds also suffered net outflows in January as North American funds continue to appeal
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Tokenisation is set to transform the role of money market funds, writes Ed Lopez
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Enthusiasm for equities did not translate to UK equity funds, which suffered £9.6bn outflows
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They lost £25.33bn since 2021 but raked in £317m in November once Budget fears receded
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Bonds balloon by £631m while money markets increase £402m
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Fixed income funds also shed record amounts of cash during August and September
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UK equity outflows doubled, while bond funds recorded its third worst ever month, according to Calastone’s Fund Flow Index
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Equities see a net £2.19bn in inflows
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Assets have skyrocketed to $12.7trn, and policy needs to keep up with rapidly accelerating demand
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They raked in £11.4bn in the first half of the year, with UK investors favouring US and global funds
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While fixed income funds recorded their second worst month of withdrawals on record, according to the Fund Flow Index for May
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