Man Group loses all Q1 gains in first half of April
It made $4bn in the first quarter before tariff fears wiped out $5.6bn from its assets in the first two weeks of April
It made $4bn in the first quarter before tariff fears wiped out $5.6bn from its assets in the first two weeks of April
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The firm lost more assets by April than it did in the whole of 2024 as holdings slide 12.2% amid US tariff volatility
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AUM fell £2.4bn amid increased global volatility and uncertainty in Q1
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Investors are ditching the ‘buy-and-hold’ approach for increased trading frequency and shorter holding periods as appetite for immediate results grows
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While investors piled into US equities despite the S&P 500 dip
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Investors removed £1.4bn from UK equity funds in February whilst adding £496m to increasingly volatile US funds
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While bond funds record their third strongest month on record for inflows
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Uncertainty over Trump’s policies in the future path of interest rates contributed to the outflows, according to the IA
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Fund managers anticipate private markets and ETF growth
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UK equity funds suffer £783m in net retail outflows
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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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A further 30% to 50% of all European ESG funds are expected to change their names in line with FCA and ESMA marketing guidelines in 2025
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