Pridham Report: Appetite for absolute return boosts Q3 sales

Four new entrants

Laura Dew
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Demand for absolute return and fixed income funds has helped J.P. Morgan, Jupiter, BNY Mellon, HSBC Global Asset Management and Royal London Asset Management re-enter the top ten asset managers by sales in Q3, according to the Pridham Report.

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