Active manager holdings are helping funds beat the market. According to Bank of America’s weekly Flow Show Report, during the third week of January investors committed a massive a $23.9 billion to equity funds. Following this contribution, the four-week flow recorded was the biggest ever at $58 billion. And in a reversal of fortunes for active managers, flows into active equity funds rose to a four year high. Active funds alone pulled in $12.2 billion. By comparison, inflows into equity funds across all classes were $278 billion for all of 2017. Last year, more than $150 billion left active funds. It seems that after…
Active Funds Finally Attracting Investors Again?
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