IA figures show UK funds suffering further £1bn outflows in July
Property and equity sectors record largest outflows
UK funds recorded net retail outflows of £1bn in July as cautious investors continued to sell out of equity and property funds in the wake of June's Brexit vote.
The latest figures from the Investment Association follow redemptions of £3.5bn from UK funds in June, in the immediate aftermath of the European Union (EU) referendum outcome. Apart from global equity...
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