
Pridham Report: U.K. Fund Group Net Retail Sales Show Improvement
Key Findings from the latest issue of The Pridham Report LONDON (13 February 2025) – The latest edition of the Pridham Report revealed an improvement in net
Key Findings from the latest issue of The Pridham Report LONDON (13 February 2025) – The latest edition of the Pridham Report revealed an improvement in net
Despite significant headwinds in withdrawals, gross inflows have reached new records every year since 2009, supported from both the employer and participant side.
Asset managers are being pushed to increase their share of industry revenue to steady the top line. Profitability for most established managers will become equally—if not more—a story of efficiency.
In the dynamic landscape of UK fund management, staying ahead is not just an advantage, it is imperative. This is why it is so vital
Now more than ever, knowing the portfolio constructor behind clients’ portfolios is essential to winning in the UK fund market. Not only does each constructor show distinct preferences, but they may also exhibit distinct engagement and support preferences.
While interest in active ETFs will likely not grow anywhere quickly enough to make up for the losses from active mutual funds, active fund buyers’ shift from mutual funds to ETFs could well put a giant pot of assets—about $1 trillion over five years—in play.
Our research underscores a pivotal transformation in the investment landscape. The convergence of increased market complexity and investor sophistication is driving the shift toward active strategies and liquid alternatives.
The MPS revolution isn’t over – it is simply entering a new, more mature phase. Those who innovate, adapt, and focus on delivering tangible value to advisers and their end-clients will still find opportunities to thrive.
LONDON (20 November 2024) – After an upbeat Q2 driven by a positive ISA season, net sales turned negative in the third quarter with retail
LONDON (November 5, 2024) – Net sales of multi-asset funds, in the U.K. turned positive for the first time in five quarters in Q2 reaching
Key Findings from the latest issue of The Pridham Report LONDON (13 February 2025) – The latest edition of the Pridham Report revealed an improvement in net
Despite significant headwinds in withdrawals, gross inflows have reached new records every year since 2009, supported from both the employer and participant side.
Asset managers are being pushed to increase their share of industry revenue to steady the top line. Profitability for most established managers will become equally—if not more—a story of efficiency.
In the dynamic landscape of UK fund management, staying ahead is not just an advantage, it is imperative. This is why it is so vital
Now more than ever, knowing the portfolio constructor behind clients’ portfolios is essential to winning in the UK fund market. Not only does each constructor show distinct preferences, but they may also exhibit distinct engagement and support preferences.
While interest in active ETFs will likely not grow anywhere quickly enough to make up for the losses from active mutual funds, active fund buyers’ shift from mutual funds to ETFs could well put a giant pot of assets—about $1 trillion over five years—in play.
Our research underscores a pivotal transformation in the investment landscape. The convergence of increased market complexity and investor sophistication is driving the shift toward active strategies and liquid alternatives.
The MPS revolution isn’t over – it is simply entering a new, more mature phase. Those who innovate, adapt, and focus on delivering tangible value to advisers and their end-clients will still find opportunities to thrive.
LONDON (20 November 2024) – After an upbeat Q2 driven by a positive ISA season, net sales turned negative in the third quarter with retail
LONDON (November 5, 2024) – Net sales of multi-asset funds, in the U.K. turned positive for the first time in five quarters in Q2 reaching