ASIA FlowWatch - February 2008 Results (Apr 22 2008)
In February Asia (ex China) mutual funds garnered US$21 billion. Korea led the money contributions with US$10 billion, followed by India (US$4 billion) and Japan (US$3 billion).
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Global Mutual Fund FlowWatch - February 2008 Results (Apr 14 2008)
Long-term mutual funds in Asia (excluding China) collected over $40 billion during January and February combined; Long-term outflows in Europe increased to E100 billion ($137 billion)in the same period; Total global flows including money market funds approached $310 billion year-to-date.
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Windows Into Global Asset Management - April 2008 (Apr 02 2008)
Sustained inflows in Asia exc China in February, vs long-term fund outflows in Europe; five hundred funds each with over USD 100 million in two months across Europe and Asia, with a few attracting billions; Commodities funds; Reviewing “churning” in Europe; Cross-regional product strategies; Introducing Simfund Global
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ASIA FlowWatch - January 2008 Results (Mar 28 2008)
The Asia mutual fund industry (excluding China) attracted US$27 billion during January 2008. Korea and India saw particularly strong flows of US$10 billion and US$9 billion, respectively. Details on the top selling funds, new launches, and progress by management company, investment category, and market are found in this report.
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Global Mutual Fund FlowWatch - January 2008 Results (Mar 14 2008)
Long-term funds in Asia sustained their 2007 momentum and attracted $25 billion during January 2008, while Europe and US long-term funds suffered $115 billion and $25 billion in net redemptions for the month, respectively.
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ASIA FlowWatch - December 2007 Results (Mar 04 2008)
During 2007, Asia’s fund industry collected $0.5 trillion net to mutual funds, especially as funds in China garnered $175 billion of net flows, 35% higher than Japan’s industry. Our full-year edition of the Asia FlowWatch report provides details on the top selling funds, new launches, and progress by management company, investment category, and market.
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Windows Into Global Asset Management - February 2008 (Feb 29 2008)
Asia's boom versus Europe's gloom: Asia ex-china flows positive after nearly $500 billion of gains last year (worldwide, funds absorbed a record $1.6 billion); China with $175 billion of net growth; heavy outflows in Europe in January on top of '07, but top-rated funds nevertheless capture billions; discussing a US-based alternative to UCITS.
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Global Mutual Fund FlowWatch - December/Full-year 2007 Results (Feb 15 2008)
Asia long-term fund flows in 2007 approached half a trillion dollars, significantly higher than the $375 billion to US equity and bond funds. Contributions in both regions stood in stark contrast to long-term outflows of $20 billion in Europe, indicating a very different market environment and business sentiment by region.
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Windows Into Global Asset Management - December 2007 (Dec 31 2007)
Over €30 billion in net redemptions from long-term funds in Europe in November; vs. sustained inflows across Asia (notably Korea, with a $5 billion new fund); $80 billion inflows in China during Q3; global distribution themes, including in Japan and Korea; impact of Asia flows and liquidity on investment management globally.
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Windows Into Global Asset Management - October 2007 (Nov 02 2007)
Net flows to mutual funds in Asia are now running at an annual pace of $450 billion, and might rise to $1 trillion in 2012. Meanwhile, the fund industry in Europe is dealing with significant challenges, confirmed by the €110 billion in net outflows in August and September combined.
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