Investors pulled £38.1bn from active funds in 2023 as cost of living pressure bites

Continued pivot to trackers

Cristian Angeloni
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Active funds suffered outflows totalling £38.1bn in 2023, as investors continued to favour tracker funds, according to data from the Investment Association (IA).

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