Calastone: Investors use August turbulence as buying opportunity
UK equity outflows doubled, while bond funds recorded its third worst ever month, according to Calastone’s Fund Flow Index
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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Inflows were up five times compared to last year’s ISA season
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Net inflows to North American funds were higher over the last four months than in the previous nine years combined
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Investors have shown no signs of breaking their broader entanglement with the Magnificent Seven
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ESG funds bring in £1.54bn across markets
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Investors added £2bn to equity funds in January in one of the best months on record, but Calastone warns that returning confidence ‘should be treated with caution’
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Rising equity markets pushed the value of mutual funds up by $10.7trn
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While 2023 flows as a whole belonged to money market strategies
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