New Funds in Global Markets 1Q 2017 - Asia, Local Europe, and Cross-Border
/Almost US$98 billion was invested into over 1500 newly launched long-term funds across Asia, Europe and Cross-border markets, with Asia dominating new products.
Read MoreAlmost US$98 billion was invested into over 1500 newly launched long-term funds across Asia, Europe and Cross-border markets, with Asia dominating new products.
Read MoreETFs in Europe recorded US$12 billion of net flows in March, matching the previous month’s result.
Read MoreTaxable Bonds experienced the highest monthly net deposits among long-term funds at US$27.2 billion.
Read MoreBond Global led for the third consecutive month with €13.7 billion in net new flows, followed by Bond Emerging Markets.
Read MoreAustralia ranks five out of 15 OECD countries for financial literacy of our 15-year-olds.
Read MoreGovernment Money Market funds saw the most outflows in Money Market funds at US$17.0 billion.
Read MoreA survey offers us some glimpses into 200 professional investors' plans and preferences for 2017.
Read MoreTechnical amendments have been applied to the RG 175 documentation.
Read MoreA whistleblower research project underway has strong support from ASIC.
Read MoreBond products were top-sellers for the third month in a row, with €32 billion in net subscriptions.
Read MoreBond products saw US$16.1 billion in new money setting it off as the best-selling fund category in the region.
Read MoreAs part of greater financial system reviews, banks are next in line, with their competitiveness under the microscope.
Read MoreA climate change risk organisation has ranked Oceania and Europe most progressive in assessing financial risks of climate change.
Read MoreThe ASX has blocked crawling software of its website to stop unlicensed operators from using the information for commercial gain.
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