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Funds under management up £36 billion in 2015

The Investment Association | Investment Association

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The Investment Association today publishes its monthly statistics for authorised investment funds for 2015:

  • Funds under management reached a record high of £871 billion

  • Net retail sales of £18 billion in 2015

  • Equity was the best-selling asset class for the second consecutive year with net retail sales of £8.4 billion

  • UK Equity Income was the best-selling Investment Association sector for the second year running with net retail sales of £4.3 billion

  • We saw record net retail sales of tracker funds in 2015 of £5.4 billion and funds under management hit an all time high of £108 billion

  • It was also a  record-breaking year for Money Market funds with net retail sales of £591 million

Guy Sears, Interim Chief Executive of the Investment Association, said:

"Despite market uncertainty surrounding China, commodity prices and central bank interest rate policy throughout 2015, we saw funds under management of authorised investment funds hit an all-time high of over £870 billion.

"After a slow start, net retail sales bounced back in the final three quarters of the year with investors favouring equity products, particularly European funds and those with an income focus."

Read the most recent article written by The Investment Association - Seven years of 0.5% rates - Gulf between cash and investments laid bare

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