Jupiter Fund Management on Friday reported lower assets under management (AUM) as clients pulled £1.6bn during the third quarter.
Source: Sharecast
The UK-based asset manager reported AUM of £50.1bn in the three months of September 30, down from £51.3bnfrom the previous three months.
“Overall flows remain consistent with our expectations as set at the start of the year, despite no material improvement in client sentiment,” Jupiter said in a trading update.
Reporting by Frank Prenesti for Sharecast.com
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