ETFs suffer US$5bn net redemptions - Global ETF FlowWatch - March 2020
/Market uncertainty saw ETFs worldwide suffer US$5 billion in net redemptions during the end of March 2020.
Read MoreMarket uncertainty saw ETFs worldwide suffer US$5 billion in net redemptions during the end of March 2020.
Read MoreActive long-term funds remained in net outflows in April at US$19.1 billion with outflows extending across multiple asset classes.
Read MoreEuropean funds suffered a €250 Billion outflow in March, but recovered in April with €18 billion inflow.
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European funds suffered a €250 billion outflow in March, but recovered in April with €18 billion inflow.
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Active long-term funds had their largest net withdrawals ever at US$304 billion, representing 2.7% of February assets.
Read MoreWith added stimulus, European flows increased in the week ended April 8 with €4 billion in net sales inflows.
Read MoreInvestments of €10 billion were made into European funds in the week ended April 15, with all asset classes seeing inflows.
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European investors returned to risk assets in the week ended April 1 with equities and real estate funds experiencing inflows while bond funds and alternatives continued to see outflows.
Read MoreNet outflows persisted across all asset classes in the week ended March 25, with a net €68 billion redeemed, but equity fund assets under management increased by 5% to $2.4 trillion.
Read MoreAsia saw US$32 billion in net flows, followed by Crossborder and Latin America, with US$21 billion and US$19 billion, respectively.
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