Spanish funds see €1.5bn of net subscriptions in January

Eugenia Jiménez
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January has seen retail investors put €1.56bn of net new money into Spain's local funds, according to data published by the local industry body association Inverco. Some €913m of this retail money went to global mixed fixed income funds, while €619 went to mixed equity products. Global funds and global fixed income products received net new investments of €478m and €394m, respectively. Conversely, there were some fund categories that saw net redemptions in January. Short term fixed income products suffered the greatest loss of money, with redemptions of €613m. Global and Spanish eq...

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Eugenia Jiménez

Eugenia Jiménez speaks Spanish and is Iberia Correspondent for Investment Europe covering Spain & Portugal, as well as Italy.

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