Jupiter suffers higher than anticipated outflows of £2.2bn

Weaker than anticipated retail sentiment

Cristian Angeloni
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Jupiter has been hit by £2.2bn in outflows during the 2023 financial year, driven by "weaker than anticipated retail sentiment".

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