F&C recorded a £78m net inflow into its onshore fund range in the third quarter.
The group, which took in a net £598m across all its distribution channels, was also boosted by inflows into its recently-acquired Thames River subsidiary. Thames River had net inflow of £124m and gross inflows of £181m during September, which were included in the F&C results. For the entire third quarter, Thames River net and gross inflows were £211m and £522m respectively. F&C says sales in the retail channel were spread across a number of funds, including Global Convertibles, the risk-rated Lifestyle range and its new UK Property vehicle. Key Thames River products included Rob Bu...
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