$22.9bn Fall in Wholesale Funds during September Quarter 2015
/$22.9bn Fall in Wholesale Funds during September Quarter 2015
Read More$22.9bn Fall in Wholesale Funds during September Quarter 2015
Read More$14.6bn Fall in Retail Managed Funds during September Quarter 2015
Read MoreNew Zealand Retail Managed Funds grow NZ$1.6bn during September Quarter 2015
Read MoreNEWSFLASH KiwiSaver Funds Under Management at September 2015
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds grew 2.8% during the June 2015 quarter to NZ$64.2bn while over the whole of 2014/15 they were up 18.6%.
Read MoreThe overall Masterfund market increased 11.0% or $64.7bn over the 2014/15 financial year to total $653.1bn at 30 June 2015.
Read MoreWholesale Funds fell by 2.1% during the June 2015 quarter to $819.6bn however over the past twelve months they were still up strongly by 13.0%.
Read MoreRetail Managed Funds ended the 2014/15 financial year up strongly by 10.1% to total $730.3bn despite experiencing a 1.5%, $11.0bn, set back during the latest June quarter.
Read MoreOverall Retail Managed Funds at the end of March totalled $62.6bn, jumping 20.6% over the past year.
Read MoreMasterfunds ended the year to March 2015 up 15.5% to total $662.8bn. During the March quarter alone they rose $42.5bn, or 6.9%
Read MoreOverall Retail Managed Funds ended the year to March up 14.4% to total $742.7bn.
Read MoreOverall Wholesale Funds at the end of March totalled $837.8bn, jumping by 18.4% over the past year.
Read MoreKiwiSaver Funds Under Management Up 7.7% over quarter to NZ$28.5bn at March 2015.
Exchange Traded Funds and Exchange Traded Commodities Funds Under Management again posted substantial annual growth, up 60.7% to $17,121m across 108 products, including 6 new products this quarter.
iShares is the leading provider with $6,640m or 38.8% of the market, followed by State Street with $4,282m (25.0%) and Vanguard with $2,739m (16.0%).
New Zealand Retail Managed Funds grew by 4.3% during the December 2014 quarter to $59.4bn. Over the whole of the 2014 they jumped 17.8% propelled by significant fund flows into both of the two main Kiwi Saver and Unit Trusts & Managed Funds sub-markets as well as buoyant, if at times understandably somewhat nervous and wobbly, underlying investment markets that in turn were supported by the continued unprecedented stimulatory low interest rate policies of governments around the globe. Russell Investment Management (76.6%), Kiwi Wealth (58.4%), Milford Asset Management (52.7%), Grosvenor (24.0%), BT / Westpac (23.4%) and ASB Group Investments (20.6%) reported 20% plus percentage increases in their Retail funds under management.
Overall Masterfund business increased 9.8%, or $55.2bn during 2014 to stand at $620.2bn; they climbed $23.1bn, or 3.9% in the December quarter alone on the back of buoyant, if at times nervous and wobbly, investment markets that in turn were supported by unprecedented stimulatory low interest rate policies of governments worldwide.
Masterfund Inflows of $149.9bn were up by a more moderate 5.7% following a 24.2% jump in 2013 while corresponding Outflows rose 12.0% from $112.2bn to $125.6bn. All major companies reported growth in their funds under management led by Commonwealth / Colonial (12.0%), AMP (11.7%) and BT (11.1%).
Wholesale Funds increased another 3.5% during the December quarter to $765.4bn while over the whole of the 2014 calendar year they were up 10.2% with circa two thirds of this rise being due to the solid, albeit at times bumpy, performances of the underlying investment markets.
Most of the leading Wholesale fund managers reported significant growth with UBS (25.3%), National Australia / MLC (19.2%), Vanguard Investments (15.6%) and Perpetual (14.2%) achieving the highest rates.
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Retail Managed Funds ended 2014 on a positive note, up another 3.7% during the December quarter.
Overall the 2014 calendar year was one of solid consolidation with total funds under management increasing by 8.8% to $702.3bn. This growth was in large part as a result of buoyant, if at times understandably somewhat nervous and wobbly, underlying investment markets that in turn were supported by the continued unprecedented stimulatory low interest rate policies of governments around the globe. Some of the better performers among the market leaders included AMP (10.5%), BT (10.1%), Commonwealth / Colonial (10.0%), IOOF (7.9%) and National Australia / MLC (6.7%).
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