Jupiter Q1 AUM dips as retail clients pull £1.9bn

Negative market returns and net outflows

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Jupiter Fund Management has reported a decline in assets under management (AUM) during the first quarter, as net outflows from its retail and wholesale channel hit £1.9bn amid “worsening geopolitical events and inflationary concerns”.

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