Asset management firm Ninety One reported a slight fall in assets under management (AuM) in its fiscal second quarter.
Source: Sharecast
The Anglo-South African firm, which was formerly known as Investec Asset Management until it was demerged from the group in 2020, said AuM totalled £123.1bn by 30 September.
This was down from £124.8bn by the first-quarter stage (30 June) and £129.3bn at the end of the last financial year (31 March).
The update comes ahead of Ninety One's interim results due on 15 November.
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