Active long-term funds have continued a gradual recovery from the depths of early 2020, attracting net inflows of US$22.3 billion during August, a notable increase from the US$11.9 billion garnered during the prior month.
Read MoreETF net flows worldwide surged with US$69 billion in net new money during July 2020 amid broad recovery in the market.
Read MoreAssets under management in the European fund industry increased to €9.9 trillion in June 2020, bringing European AUM just 7% below the record high following the Covid-related decrease.
Read MoreMoney Market flows have turned sharply in the past two months, with redemptions of US$64.0 billion in July, however, YTD flows remained just shy of US$1 trillion despite these substantial withdrawals.
Read MoreGlobally, ETFs saw US$56 billion in net flows during June 2020, with bond ETFs in the lead, followed by equity and commodity ETF products.
Read MoreActive long-term funds had their largest net withdrawals ever at US$304 billion, representing 2.7% of February assets.
Read MoreAsian funds market share of net sales continued to lead the way among the three regions, reaching a record high in the last three years.
Read MoreInflows into passive funds continue to outpace active flows at US$17.5 billion, while also experiencing a substantial pullback from January net deposits of US$68.6 billion.
Read MoreInternational investors were the largest benefactors of active funds, gathering an aggregate US$32 billion in net new money.
Read MoreGlobally, ETFs saw net flows of US$73bn in January, with equity ETFs leading the way with US$42bn.
Read MoreCompared to December, all asset classes saw improved net flows, even as Allocation and US Equity funds remained in net outflows.
Read MoreBlackRock performed well during December with US$31 billion in net new cash and its best-selling fund, the iShares Core US Aggregate Bd ETF, seeing around US$2 billion in new money.
Read MoreEquity ETFs led with US$56 billion in net new money, followed by bond ETFs, while commodity ETFs suffered nearly US$4 billion in net redemptions and global ETFs set a record high.
Read MoreActive long-term fund flows took a nose-dive, settling to outflows of US$25.1 billion.
Read MoreGlobal long-term mutual funds recorded US$110 billion in net new money during November.
Read MoreGlobally ETFs saw US$73 billion in net flows with equity ETFs seeing the highest in new money with US$54 billion.
Read MoreGlobal long-term mutual funds saw US$70 billion in net new flows during October, with international funds in the lead, with US$35bn.
Read MoreWorldwide ETFs saw US$51 billion of net flows during the month, with equity and bond ETFs pulling in nearly US$24 billion each.
Read MoreActively-managed long-term funds saw outflows in November at US$1.5 billion, with net flows in November negative, and active funds experienced substantially larger outflows over the preceding three months.
Read MoreOver 1,900 new funds were launched in Asia and Europe, with the new launches attracting US$94.1 billion through the third quarter of 2019.
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