Asset manager results round-up: Premier AM sees decline in net inflows
AUM up due to strong markets
Following an indiscriminately challenging final quarter of 2018 across asset and wealth management, trading updates largely reflect the continued uncertainty from geopolitical tensions and low levels of investor sentiment. Here, Professional Adviser's sister title Investment Week offers a snapshot of the listed groups' state of play.
Premier Asset Management has reported a significant decline in net inflows over the six months to 31 March compared to the same period last year. Total net inflows amounted to just £67m, compared to...
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