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Exchange traded fund investors are dumping fixed-income assets, with bond funds suffering their 13th consecutive week of outflows.

M&A is a global trend but, unlike elsewhere, most UK companies have gone to overseas buyers. Why, and should we care?

European equity funds attracted heavy inflows in the week ended April 6 as the Russia-Ukraine conflict whetted investor appetite for defence and energy stocks, while other regions posted outflows... | April 8, 2022

(Bloomberg) -- Junk bond sales across Europe are experiencing their longest drought in over 10 years, as the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the prospect of rising interest rates neuter risk appetite.  A new corporate high-yield bond hasn’t priced in Europe since Feb. 10.

European equity funds attracted heavy inflows in the week ended April 6 as the Russia-Ukraine conflict whetted investor appetite for defence and energy stocks, while other regions posted outflows on concerns over unruly inflation. European equity funds received a net $4.84 billion in the period, while U.S. and Asian equity funds faced outflows worth $0.93 ...

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European equity funds faced their first monthly outflow in two years in March as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and rising energy prices hurt prospects for profit growth and margins this year. According to Refinitiv Lipper, European equity funds witnessed an outflow of $27 billion last month, their first outflow since March 2020. At the same time, ...

Investors pulled more from municipal bond mutual funds in the latest week, with Refinitiv Lipper reporting $3.247 billion of outflows, of that $1 billion was high-yield. ETFs are still seeing inflows.

M&A is a global trend but, unlike elsewhere, most UK companies have gone to overseas buyers. Why, and should we care?

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