Lipper report: European investors ditch active funds for ETFs
Exchange-traded funds attracted €16bn in February, reports Tom Aylott, while mutual funds lost €5.9bn
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Exchange-traded funds attracted €16bn in February, reports Tom Aylott, while mutual funds lost €5.9bn
Bond products were the best-selling asset class in January, according to LSEG Lipper’s European Fund Flow report, writes Christian Mayes. The asset class pulled in a net €29.7bn in the month, while Money Market USD grouping was the best-selling Lipper Classification after receiving €11.2bn inflows. Providers of mutual funds pulled in €22.5bn, while passives saw net…
European equities enjoyed their third-best month on record in January, according to the latest data from Calastone. The company reported in its Fund Flow Index that the sector saw inflows of £471m in the month, following December in which the second-highest inflows were recorded. It also reported that inflows to emerging market equity funds slowed…
European investors were the first to begin turning away from ESG funds, according to data from across the Calastone fund network. The company made the assertion in its latest Global Fund Flows Report, suggesting the “backlash” against ESG products began on the continent. “European investors began selling out of ESG funds in January 2022 and…
New statistics from the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) indicate net assets within Europe saw a shallower decline than those in the US over the third quarter of last year. Figures released as part of the trade body’s International Quarterly Statistics show that, while net assets within Europe fell 0.6% compared with Q2…
Mutual fund and ETFs promoters saw respective inflows of €5bn and €11bn
Marking one of the steepest declines in nearly two decades, Refinitiv found
Open-ended retail fund inflows led by a large margin
Net assets hit a fresh peak but even this minor victory was tempered
NDB is a multilateral development bank set up in 2015 by Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa
As inflows return to its investment business for the first time in two years
European investors are assessing the alternatives