Advised investment sales up year-on-year - IA data

Fallen slightly from May

Victoria McKeever
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Advisers made gross retail sales of £6.6bn in June, representing nearly a third (31%) of the market share, up from a quarter (25%) last year, according to monthly Investment Association (IA) figures.

Advised investment sales fell slightly between May and June, however, down from a 33% to a 31% share of the retail market. Intermediaries including UK IFAs market share has continued to waver between 28% and 33% since February, having fallen from 36% in January.   Mixed Asset Mixed Asset was the best-selling asset class with £430m in net retail sales, while Mixed Investment 40-85% Shares was the second best-selling IA sector with net retail sales of £272m.  In terms of region, Europe and UK funds each experienced net retail outflows of £280m. UK gilts lead the way in latest FE Pa...

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