As of the end of March, the fund had £414m in assets under management, but according to Amati’s website, this had shrunk further to just £212m by then.
Joseph Hill, senior investment analyst at HL, said that the fund, launched in December 1998, is Amati’s biggest mandate “by a considerable margin, and so its success is important to the business”.
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He noted the asset manager as a whole has “not been alone in seeing outflows” in recent years, given its mandates are mainly focused on UK-equities, an are…
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