Cautious Managed tops Cofunds in Q2

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Cautious Managed was the top selling sector on Cofunds in Q2 as advisers look to outsource investment decisions to multi-managers in the run-up to RDR.

With 32% of net sales, Cautious Managed was top of the table for the third consecutive quarter. Multi-asset funds - included in the Cautious Managed, Balanced Managed and Active Managed sectors - accounted for 50% of net sales during the quarter. Three multi-manager funds - Henderson MM Income & Growth, Thames River Distribution and Jupiter Merlin Income Portfolio - also feature in the top five best selling funds list, reflecting the trend for outsourcing solutions. Strategic Bond was second highest selling sector on the platform in Q2, with 11% of net sales and two funds in the to...

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