IIFA launches new report on worldwide open-end funds
22 May 2018 Brussels
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The International Investment funds Association (IIFA) is launching a publicly available statistical report.
The report named “World Historical Assets and Flows for Regulated Open-End Funds” will be updated quarterly.
It features a new data series that begins with Q1 2008 and goes through to Q4 2017.
In addition to this, the IIFA will continue to publish its quarterly update on worldwide-regulated open-end fund assets and flows.
The report contains data on total net assets, total net sales, and a number of funds from 48 jurisdictions, broken out by jurisdiction and published in euros, US dollars, and local currencies.
For more than two decades, IIFA has been compiling worldwide open-end fund statistics released by European Fund And Asset Management Association and other IFA member associations.
IIFA suggested that this information will be valuable for the work of industry researchers, analysts, and regulators.
The report named “World Historical Assets and Flows for Regulated Open-End Funds” will be updated quarterly.
It features a new data series that begins with Q1 2008 and goes through to Q4 2017.
In addition to this, the IIFA will continue to publish its quarterly update on worldwide-regulated open-end fund assets and flows.
The report contains data on total net assets, total net sales, and a number of funds from 48 jurisdictions, broken out by jurisdiction and published in euros, US dollars, and local currencies.
For more than two decades, IIFA has been compiling worldwide open-end fund statistics released by European Fund And Asset Management Association and other IFA member associations.
IIFA suggested that this information will be valuable for the work of industry researchers, analysts, and regulators.
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