Active long-term funds faced their greatest monthly net withdrawals ever - US Monthly Fund Highlights - February 2020
/Active long-term funds had their largest net withdrawals ever at US$304 billion, representing 2.7% of February assets.
Read MoreActive 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.
Read MoreVanguard launches new, simpler investment platform
BetaShares closing unlisted global equities fund
Sargon Capital to be liquidated
Chant West and Zenith go to court
Early access to super - demand high
ASIC makes allowances for consumers and advisers
Vanguard appoints head of operations, superannuation
FSC welcomes deputy chief
Schroders appoints Asia Pacific leaders
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.
Read MoreAMP insurance product updates
Count Financial adds firm
FASEA approves historical and new degrees and bridging courses, RPL for FPA and CPA
APRA not issuing any new licences
Westpac welcomes new CEO
AIA Australia appoints chief life insurance officer
Count Financial appoints head of professional standards
ClearView welcomes new head of advice
FASEA reappoints directors
Centrepoint Alliance loses two executives, leadership sees pay cuts
Recent research reveals that superannuation funds that have women in the chair, CEO or deputy roles are outperforming even gender diverse boards, sitting at 0.9 per cent p.a. above peers.
Read MoreOil giant steps away from the Great Australian Bight
Bushfire carbon emissions report
NZ Super sees 0.3% extra returns after removing carbon-heavy investments
UBS Group no longer financing Arctic oil, thermal coal or tar sands projects
Poor performing polluters: 22 ASX 300 companies ‘Out of line out of time’ (report)
MTAA and Tasplan merger delayed
Zenith wants to back out of Chant West sale
Storm Financial founders breached duties, court finds
Yarra Capital Management appoints distribution manager
Maple-Brown Abbott welcomes and farewells executives
EY welcomes wealth and asset head
Hostplus appoints co-deputy chief investment officer
Media Super loses CEO
Managed Account Awards 2020 entries open
Alastair Wainwright from ISS Market Intelligence offers some insights into European markets during COVID-19.
Read MoreMercer welcomes new CEO, AIA Australia gains insurance head
TAL loses distribution team members in restructure
AIA Australia replaces myOwn Health brand
A brief overview of the latest in COVID-19 impacts
Alastair Wainwright from ISS (Plan For Life’s parent company) reviews the latest research into the impact of coronavirus on European markets.
Read MoreHESTA welcomes new GM
Equity Trustees appoints board member
QIC appoints CIO
APRA appoints executive director of policy and advice
MLC AM welcomes fixed-income head
BlackRock appoints Asia Pacific head of ETFs
ETF Securities launches NYSE ETF
First State Super and WA Super talking merger
Prodigy IP to close
Perpetual drops MySuper
UBS no longer providing full suite of ETFs
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