Jupiter’s Assets Shrink by £2.3 Billion Amid Tariff War Turmoil

Jupiter’s Assets Shrink by £2.3 Billion Amid Tariff War Turmoil

Jupiter Fund Management Plc’s assets have shrunk by more than £2 billion ($2.7 billion) amid the market upheaval triggered by the tariff war.

Jupiter: 'Mixed update' for asset manager amid market volatility

Jupiter Fund Management saw assets fall by £1bn over the first three months of 2025, after funds were hit by investor withdrawals and market volatility. The stock price of the asset manager dipped two per cent this morning following the publication of what Investec described as “mixed” quarterly results. Analysts had been expecting Jupiter to keep assets under management stable, but an unexpected £500m in market losses and an expected £500m in i…

Jupiter’s assets fall £1bn in first quarter

Jupiter Asset Management lost £1bn in assets under management in the first quarter before declines more than doubled to £2.3bn in the first three weeks of April. Its fall in the first quarter was equally driven by net outflows (£500m) and poor fund performance (£500m), but these were exacerbated in early April as Donald Trump’s tariff measures threw markets into turmoil. Retail, wholesale and investment trust investors were the most bearish in t…

Volatility impacts Insignia’s FUMA - Financial Newswire

Just how challenging US tariff-generated volatility has been for Australia’s financial services institutions has been confirmed by Insignia Financial’s third quarter business update which revealed funds under management (FUM) had decreased by 1.5% ($ billion) to $321.8 billion. The update also revealed that total net outflows for the quarter $1.8 billion, driven by institutional outflows within low-margin Direct Asset Management capabilities due…