Retail funds continue bounce back with £4.7bn May inflows
Active funds pick up £3.5bn
The IA reported strong net sales into active funds with £3.5bn in May sales
Investors put £4.7bn into retail funds in May, latest figures from the Investment Association (IA) show, continuing positive fund flows from April.
The IA reported strong net sales into active funds with £3.5bn in May sales. This was double the net retail sales of tracker funds which totalled £1.3bn. Bond fund sales doubled from April with £1.9bn...
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