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Jupiter haemorrhages £800m as investors snub UK and EU equities Main culprit of net outflows in 2020 Merian Gear returns to positive flows in Q1 Jupiter Asset Management has continued haemorrhaging cash in the first quarter as investors snubbed its UK and European equity strategies. Assets under management edged up to £58.8bn in the three months to 31 March, only slightly higher than the £58.7bn AUM recorded in December 2020. Jupiter’s acquisition of Merian added £16.6bn of assets to its total pot in 2020 but also resulted in the FTSE 250 manager delivering another year of outflows as i...

Gilt fund or corporate bond fund? How to invest in debt funds post RBI money policy Share Synopsis Thanks to the steps taken by RBI, yields on benchmark 10-year government papers came down by over 6 basis points. Getty Images Related NEW DELHI: From fund managers to economists to bond market traders, everyone welcomed the decisions taken by the Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India. In its money policy review on Wednesday, RBI also kept the general public’s interest in mind and batted for tax cuts on fuel. Key measures included a quarter-wise OMO calendar that is expected t...

Top debt fund managers speak about the hits and misses of RBI policy SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 07, 2021, 01:28 PM IST Share Synopsis Here's what top debt fund managers had to say about the RBI keeping its policy rates unchanged. The banking regulator kept the repo rate unchanged at 4.00%. Here's what top debt fund managers had to say about the RBI keeping its policy rates unchanged. The banking regulator kept the repo rate unchanged at 4.00%. "The MPC voted unanimously to leave the policy repo rate unchanged at 4 per cent. It also unanimously decided to continue with the accommodative stanc...

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