Appetite for UK equities slows in May as resurgent Covid fears dent enthusiasm
Flows into UK-focused equity funds halved from £303m in April to £147m in May
Flows into UK-focused equity funds halved from £303m in April to £147m in May
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IA UK Smaller Companies took in £240m in April as economy began opening back up
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April saw investors plough £3bn into equity funds while outflows from property slowed significantly
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There are a number of possible explanations for ESG’s outperformance of non-ESG assets in 2020
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Investors voted with their feet in October pulling more than £350m
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Fund sales in Q2 alone reached £11.2bn which outpaced the £9.8bn seen in the whole of 2019
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£4bn net flows in April still fall well short of compensating for mass outflows in March
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Middle of the month saw buying frenzy as evidence showed pandemic outbreak was slowing
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Assets more than halve in one multi-billion pound Ashmore fixed income fund
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But UK equity funds enjoyed inflows in time for the UK general election
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Blackrock and LGIM top the tables in quarter where Woodford hit investor sentiment
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UK Equity fund underperformed the FTSE All Share as growth sold off
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