Morningstar: Fixed income funds see highest net flows in five years
July marked the best month for inflows into long-term Europe-domiciled funds since January 2023
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French election: ‘Worst-case scenario’ avoided, but fresh uncertainty looms
‘Possible that asset allocations to France will be permanently reduced’, says Carmignac’s Frederic Leroux
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Fixed income attracts €25.7bn net inflows; equities bleed €1.8bn – Morningstar
Commodities experience largest outflows since Morningstar’s recording began in 2007, reports Hannah Williford
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Morningstar notes ‘unstoppable rise’ of passive climate funds
The report notes passives’ popularity and flows into fixed income and transition strategies
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AI: The only case when ‘this time it’s different’ isn’t just an expensive mistake
Is the probability distribution of returns different?
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Sustainable fund launches dip in first quarter – Morningstar report
The number of sustainable fund launches fell sharply in the first three months of 2023, Morningstar data has revealed. According to the firm’s latest quarterly report, there were 113 new sustainable funds launched in the quarter around the world – the lowest number since the start of 2020. Previously, Reuters wrote, new launches had exceeded…
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Morningstar: European funds shed €25bn in July
‘Equity and commodities hardest hit, while alternatives and fixed income were comparatively stable’
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Europe-domiciled funds see outflows of €47.7bn in June
Global large cap and ecology funds among this year’s winners, while UK and continental Europe equity funds have seen outflows
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Fierce competition brewing to be Europe’s sustainable fund hotspot
Luxembourg tops the rankings but it is followed closely by Ireland, Sweden and France
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Greenpeace fires warning shot over greenwashing
After finding that many Swiss and Luxembourg funds do not live up to ESG expectations
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Luxembourg leads the way as ESG inflows rise
‘European sustainable investment landscape evolving extremely rapidly’
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Five funds that offer solid exposure to China
Morningstar’s head of manager selection, Ruli Viljoen, picks funds expected to deliver over the long term