UK equity funds suffer second-worst month of outflows
While £1.09bn poured into bond funds in November, Calastone’s Fund Flow Index found
While £1.09bn poured into bond funds in November, Calastone’s Fund Flow Index found
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UK-focused funds have haemorrhaged money for 12 months in a row
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IA UK All Companies strategies sustained lower losses than global, US and European peers in April on average
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Investors add £108m to money market funds in November after outflows in 10 of the past 12 months
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‘Petrol panic, soaring inflation, empty supermarket shelves, fractured supply chains, crippling staff shortages and energy market turmoil’
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Property and mixed asset funds fall out of favour, while ESG product interest rises
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Redemptions slowed to £94m last month while ESG equity funds welcomed second-best month on record
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Flows into UK-focused equity funds halved from £303m in April to £147m in May
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April saw investors plough £3bn into equity funds while outflows from property slowed significantly
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Investors are behaving like fund managers by trading active funds opportunistically and ‘buying and holding’ index trackers
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Investors voted with their feet in October pulling more than £350m
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Middle of the month saw buying frenzy as evidence showed pandemic outbreak was slowing
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