Weekly fund flows highlights – 2nd October 2023

With Q3 2023 coming to an end, Research Associate, Kirsten Longbottom, shares the latest EPFR fund flows and asset allocations update. This week, our attention is set on sector funds trends.

Risk appetite heavily impacted sector rotation during the final week of September; EPFR-tracked data reports outflows in 8 out of the 11 sector fund groups we cover. However, there are silver linings.

Watch this week’s video to find out which three sectors reported inflows last week, and deep dive into other valuable investor sentiment trends we’re seeing through our financial markets data, including:

  • Which sector registered the second largest inflow since 1996
  • How are investors approaching financial sector funds in recent weeks

 

Do you need more insights? Read Cameron Brandt’s latest Global Navigator for week ending 29th September 2023.

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