Platforms' Reported Funds Under Management Rose by $166.8bn over the year to September 2024
/Platforms' Reported Funds Under Management Rose by $166.8bn over the year to September 2024
Read MorePlatforms' Reported Funds Under Management Rose by $166.8bn over the year to September 2024
Read MoreWholesale Funds Rose by $67.3bn during September 2024 Quarter
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds Increased by $55.4bn during September 2024 Quarter
Read MorePlatforms' Reported Funds Under Management rose by $103.3bn over the year to June 2024
Read More$22.0bn Decrease in Reported Wholesale Funds during June 2024 Quarter
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds Increased Slightly by $4.7bn during June 2024
Read MorePlatforms' Reported Funds under Management increased by $123.2bn over the year to March 2024
Read More$90.5bn Increase in Wholesale Funds during March 2024 Quarter
Read More$63.4bn Increase in Retail Managed Funds during March 2024 Quarter
Read MorePlatforms' Reported Funds Under Management Rise by $78.4bn in 2023
Read MoreWholesale Funds rose by $67.0bn during the December 2023 Quarter
Read More$52.7bn Increase in Retail Managed Funds reported during December 2023 Quarter
Read MorePlatforms’ Reported Funds Under Management Rose by $54.5bn over the year to September 2023
Read MoreWholesale Funds Fell by $12.8bn during September 2023 Quarter
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds Decreased by $21.2bn during September 2023 Quarter
Read MorePlatforms' Reported Funds Under Management rose by $66.9bn over the year to June
Read More$232.8bn Jump in Reported Wholesale Funds during June 2023 Quarter
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds Increased by $24.7bn during June 2023 Quarter
Read MoreMasterfunds ended the year to March 2023 a little lower down 1.9% to $982.5bn as global investment markets recovered in the last six months to finish fairly flat. This was despite central banks ending an unprecedented era of ultra-low interest rates as they normalise their monetary policies in an effort to control inflation. Year on year Inflows declined 5.9% to $164.7bn but they still significantly exceeded Outflows that rose 3.2% from $145.8bn to $150.5bn resulting in a $14.2bn overall Net Inflow.
The Top 4 Insignia ($198.5bn down 4.2%), BT ($162.6bn down 7.1%), Commonwealth / Colonial ($137.4bn down 4.5%) and AMP ($134.0bn down 6.8%) all experienced decreases in funds under management. However all the other leaders finished higher with netwealth ($65.9bn up 14.4%) and HUB24 ($59.4bn up 16.5%) both reporting double digit percentage growth while Macquarie ($121.9bn up 3.8%), Mercer ($30.5bn up 4.8%) and Praemium ($21.7bn up 4.9%) also recorded increases.
Source: Plan For Life
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$15.3bn Increase in Wholesale Funds during March 2023
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