european investors shifting bond focus to us
The latest figures from Lipper show European investors shunning their own bonds and looking across the Atlantic for dollar-denominated propositions.
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fund outflows ease in october
Outflows from both bond and equity funds eased significantly in October, compared with those experienced in a “summer of carnage”, according to latest data from Lipper FMI.
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irish serviced assets highest since 2008
Total net assets in Irish-serviced funds grew by almost 30% in the 12 months ending 30 June, according to the Lipper Ireland Fund Encyclopaedia.
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european fund universe squeezed
The mutual funds universe in Europe has shrunk by 390 funds since the start of the year, according to a Lipper Research Report.
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fund redemptions slow slightly in september
Long-term funds in Europe suffered redemptions of 46.2bn in September, as continued market volatility in the month sent investors running scared.
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Jersey fund assets up
Fund assets serviced in Jersey grew by 20% in the 12 months ending June 30, according to Lipper.
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Lipper: rate of new fund launches is at a five-year low
Lipper says the number of mutual fund launches in Europe reached a five-year low in 2010.
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European investors show strong aversion to equities
Lipper FMI’s European fund flow stats show investors moving to fixed income and money market funds.
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European investors pull out of bond funds
Data from Efama and Lipper shows bond funds saw considerable outflows in Europe in November.
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Risk-averse investors continue to favour bonds
Total net sales of long-term funds dipped slightly in September while bonds continue to form bedrock
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Irish fund business continues to grow despite economic worries
Fund houses continue to launch funds domiciled In Ireland, according to the latest data from Lipper.
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Shy investors pour money into money-market funds
Fund sales more than doubled, month-on-month in August according to Lipper.