Jupiter Fund investments dip due to "difficult" market
A “difficult market backdrop” is being blamed for a dip in assets under management at Jupiter Fund Management.
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The FTSE 250 investment firm released its third quarter trading update to 30 September on Monday indicating total assets under management stood at £33.5bn, down £0.8bn from the previous quarter.
Mutual funds also were hit by the market, with net inflows of £196m, but the market causing losses of £719m to leave it sitting at £29.2bn.
However chief executive Maarten Slendebroek said the news is positive for the year to date.
"I'm pleased that our mutual fund franchise again delivered positive net flows this quarter despite a difficult market backdrop, benefiting from the continued delivery of our strategy to diversify by product, client type and geography.
“This has led to cumulative net mutual fund flows of £1.6bn over the first nine months of 2015, resulting in assets under management increasing by five percent this year to £33.5bn despite recent market falls."