Q1 Allocator GP Communication Preferences Survey
- Launch
- 31 March 2027
- Duration
- Less than 10 minutes
Slide 1 of 5: "Not paid for the risk": UK wealth managers pull more than £2bn from investment-grade credit. Who is cutting their allocation, and where is the money going?
AJ Bell, St. James's Place and Saltus have all cut investment-grade credit since the start of October, saying the extra yield over government bonds no longer pays for the risk. The money is going into gilts, global government bonds, UK equities and more flexible bond funds.
15 Oct 20262 min read5 sources
The pool is seeking two to three active managers, with a shortlist expected before year end and a clear preference for concentrated, quality-biased portfolios.
13 Oct 20265 min read3 sources
Emerging market equity funds took £133m in September while UK equity funds overall lost £858m. Omnis, Rowan Dartington, Quilter's Cirilium team and Saltus have been adding EM funds, while SJP trimmed index EM exposure.
15 Oct 20262 min read11 sources
Quilter Investors, Tacit Investment Management and Mattioli Woods have moved money from index trackers into active funds, citing concentration in equity indices. Retail flows in August still favoured trackers.
15 Oct 20262 min read7 sources
European gold ETFs took in $3.6bn in September, with the UK the largest contributor, taking Q3 buying to a record. Omnis, Pacific Asset Management and Zugerberg Finanz have added gold or miners, and Quintet keeps a tactical overweight.
15 Oct 20261 min read5 sources
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