UK equity funds see first monthly inflows in two years
Poor month for equity fund sales overall
“Reversal of fortunes” for UK equity funds
UK equity funds saw net inflows for the first time since April 2017 in May as investors poured £532m into the unloved asset class.
The "reversal of fortunes" for UK equity funds comes amid weaker equity fund sales, which saw combined outflows of £78m, as fixed income attracted the most inflows of any asset class for the third month...
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