Institutional funds provide rare bright spot for asset managers
Mark Cobley
03 Dec 2008
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Low-risk funds that are sold only to institutional investors in continental Europe attracted €34bn ($43bn) of new cash in the first nine months of the year, according to figures from a trade body, despite the widespread trend of net outflows suffered across the rest of the investment industry.
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