Are the negative flows from UK equity funds justified?
Outflows of £666m were seen from UK equity funds during the month of September alone, according to Calastone data
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LSEG Lipper’s John: Whither the small-cap premium?
Dewi John analyses the performance of small and mid caps across the UK US, and global equity markets over time
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Lipper Funds study: The highest yielding equity trusts
There are 32 trusts investing in equities with yields above 4%
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Lipper report: European investors ditch active funds for ETFs
Exchange-traded funds received €16bn in February whilst mutual funds lost €5.9bn
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Lipper: Bonds continue to dominate in September as active funds suffer again
Equities funds collectively shed a net £1.62bn
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LSEG Lipper’s John: Have interest rates finally peaked?
With inflation proving stickier than expected, Lipper’s research head considers the likely path ahead for monetary policy
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Lipper ETF flows: European equities and financials see largest outflows
In aggregate London listed ETFs booked an £8.3bn net inflow in June
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Dewi John: Lots of chaff, some wheat in emerging markets
Hopes of a post-Covid EM rebound failed to materialise as managers planned and God laughed
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Square Mile nabs Jake Moeller from Lipper
Former head of UK and Ireland research joins rival following the departure of Victoria Hasler
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Detlef Glow: 2018 marks crisis for European fund industry
Geopolitical and economic uncertainty lead investors to pull £56.3bn from long-term mutual funds
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Craving for ETFs boosts European appetite for equity funds
European investors increased their risk appetite in 2017, recording high inflows into pure equity funds compared with outflows in the previous year, helped by a big rush into passive equity funds, according to a Thompson Reuters Lipper report.
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US equity and iShares dominate European ETF market
US equity exchanged traded funds (ETFs) were the preferred product for European investors looking at the ETF market in 2017, accounting for 15% of the market’s assets under management (AUM), according to Thompson Reuters Lipper research.
