Platforms Increase by $43.0bn in FUM over the year to September 2015
/Platforms Increase by $43.0bn in FUM over the year to September 2015
Read MorePlatforms Increase by $43.0bn in FUM over the year to September 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 MoreTotal Risk Market Inflows up 7.2% over the year to $15.2bn at September 2015
Read MoreNEW YORK AND LONDON – November 23, 2015 – Asset International (AI) a global leader in providing critical data, business intelligence, and information services to the worldwide investment management industry, today announced the hiring of five executives, two senior staff and two advisors in support of the growing global demand for rapidly delivered insightful, relevant, and reliable, market intelligence and data.
Joel Mandelbaum, Chief Executive Officer of Asset International stated, “This is a big step toward creating the global leader of business intelligence and digital media in the investment management space. This is a proven team with deep commercial experience and repeated success. Included among the firms from which they joined Asset International are: Bloomberg, Bottomline Technologies, Openlink, Ion Trading, and Cerulli Associates. These joiners, when coupled with our excellent staff and deep client community, will drive this business far, and enable us to help our clients advance their objectives with their clients." Mr. Mandelbaum’s appointment as CEO and President of Asset International was announced in late August this year.
Asset International Senior Team - November 2015
NEWSFLASH KiwiSaver Funds Under Management at September 2015
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Read MoreLife Insurance Risk Market Inflows climb another 10.0% in 2014/15 to $14.9bn
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 MoreInflows into the Lump Sum sub-market grew by 6.2% with most companies reporting at least some increase in business.
Read MoreAsset International, Inc. announced the appointment of Joel Mandelbaum as CEO and President, and his purchase of a material investment interest in Asset International, Inc.
Read MoreOverview of Life Insurance Risk Market Inflows & Sales: 12 months to March 2015
Premium Inflows increased 9.4%. Among the medium to large sized companies AIA (20.2%), MetLife (15.0%), BT / Westpac (13.7%), OnePath (9.9%) and CommInsure (8.3%) recorded the highest growth.
However year on year overall Sales in this market fell 13.2% due in particular to a sharp 28.2% decline in new Group Risk sales which have now fallen back closer to more normal levels after jumping almost 90% in the previous year. AIA (44.0%), CommInsure (9.5%), OnePath (7.8%), AMP (6.8%) and National Australia / MLC (6.4%) all reported increases in their annual Risk sales.
The Life Insurance Risk Market is comprised of both Individual Risk Lump Sum & Risk Income Insurances plus Group Risk Insurance
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Overall 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.
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