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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Premier Asset Management Group Plc | PAM | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 183.50 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 183.50 | 183.50 |
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Posted at 19/11/2018 18:12 by gsbmba99 Was looking at some of the Investment Association monthly reports, in particular Table 5: Net retail sales of funds by asset class. PAM still seems to have attractive asset class exposure. Number of months of negative net retail sales since Jul-16 (through Sep-18): Property (11), Equity (10), Fixed Income (6), Money Market (5), Other (3), Mixed Asset (0). Monthly net retail sales were: £1.15bn (Jul-Dec 16), £3.97bn (2017), £1.44bn (Jan-Sep 18). Mixed Asset monthly net retail sales were: £0.47bn (Jul-Dec 16), £1.1bn (2017), £0.72bn (Jan-Sep 18). |
Posted at 17/10/2018 12:19 by gsbmba99 PAM fund factsheets (excl listed ITs) have been updated to end Sep. Sum of fund AuM as at 30 Sep is £6,535.4m as compared to £6,537.8m as at 31 Aug which is -£2.4m or -0.04%. AuM increased at 10 of 23 funds with Defensive Growth (-£17.5) and Global Infrastructure Income (-£6.6m) the largest decliners and UK Money Market (+£10.9m) and Multi-Asset Growth & Income (+£9.5m) the largest gainers. Multi-asset series was +£4.4m or +0.1% MoM and +£653.7m or 21.6% YoY. YoY retail fund AuM is +13.7%. The above excludes listed investment trusts and discretionary mandates. Fund level AuM doesn't distinguish between market performance and net inflows. As at 30 Sep, UK retail funds (excl listed ITs) were 95.2% of the £6,865.5m of corporate AuM. |
Posted at 18/9/2018 07:13 by gsbmba99 PAM fund factsheets (excl listed ITs) have been updated to end Aug. Sum of fund AuM as at 31 Aug is £6,537.8m as compared to £6,540.8m as at 31 Jul which is -£3.0m or -0.05%. AuM increased at 13 of 23 funds with Defensive Growth (-£18.1m) and Income (-£14.9m) the largest decliners and Multi-Asset Distribution (+£10.4m) and Multi-Asset Growth & Income (+£8.9m) the largest gainers. Multi-asset series was +£27.7m or +0.8% MoM and +£685.0m or 23.2% YoY. YoY retail fund AuM is +15.1%. The above excludes listed investment trusts and discretionary mandates. Fund level AuM doesn't distinguish between market performance and net inflows. As at 30 Jun, UK retail funds (excl listed ITs) were 95.1% of the £6,772.9m of corporate AuM. |
Posted at 21/8/2018 09:34 by gsbmba99 PAM fund factsheets (excl listed ITs) have been updated to end July. Sum of fund AuM as at 31 Jul is £6,540.8m as compared to £6,442.9m as at 30 Jun which is +£97.9m or +1.5%. AuM increased at 17 of 23 funds with Defensive Growth (-£13m) and Income (-£13.4m) the largest decliners and Multi-Asset Distribution (+£33.4m) and Multi-Asset Growth & Income (+£30.9m) the largest gainers. Multi-asset series was +£87.9m or +2.4% MoM and +£722.5m or 25.0% YoY. YoY retail fund AuM is +16.7%. The above excludes listed investment trusts and discretionary mandates. Fund level AuM doesn't distinguish between market performance and net inflows. As at 30 Jun, UK retail funds (excl listed ITs) were 95.1% of the £6,772.9m of corporate AuM. |
Posted at 20/7/2018 15:07 by gsbmba99 PAM fund factsheets (excl listed ITs) have been updated to end June. Sum of fund AuM as at 30 Jun is £6,442.9m as compared to £6,417.2m as at 31 May which is +£25.7m or +0.4%. AuM increased at 13 of 23 funds with Defensive Growth (-£14.6m) the largest decliner. Multi-asset series was +£13.4m or 0.4% and +£698.9m or 24.2% YoY. YoY retail fund AuM is +17.5%. The above excludes listed investment trusts and discretionary mandates. Fund level AuM doesn't distinguish between market performance and net inflows. As at 30 Jun, UK retail funds (excl listed ITs) were 95.1% of the £6,772.9m of corporate AuM. |
Posted at 27/6/2018 08:46 by gsbmba99 Does anyone understand why PAM has become so volatile? The bid price seems to fall through the floor on pretty minute volumes. It just dropped 14p. Is this now on an order driven system instead of quote driven? Seem to be alot more "algo" trades now. This all seems a very recent phenomenon. |
Posted at 21/6/2018 14:01 by gsbmba99 PAM fund factsheets (excl listed ITs) have been updated to end May. Sum of fund AuM as at 31 May is £6,417.2m as compared to £6,275.2m as at 30 Apr which is +£142.0m or +2.26%. AuM increased at 19 of 23 funds with Defensive Growth (-£17.1m), Income (-£5.2m) and UK Money Market declining. Multi-asset series was +£116.7m (of which Multi-asset Distribution +£69.9m). Financial year to date, AuM is +£667.2m or +11.6%. YoY retail fund AuM is +16.8%. The above excludes listed investment trusts and discretionary mandates. Fund level AuM doesn't distinguish between market performance and net inflows. As at 31 Mar, UK retail funds (excl listed ITs) were 94.8% of the £6,365.3m of corporate AuM. |
Posted at 09/6/2018 17:05 by gsbmba99 From IPX thread since the 3 picks are IPX, MGR and PAM. An excerpt: Nickols says it’s seen as a “pretty lean, well-managed business”, which should keep costs to a minimum and help with cash generation. “The key attraction here is that you’ve got an in-house multi-asset proposition, which seems to be delivering consistent performance and certainly is gathering assets consistently as well,” he adds.[end] Nickols is Dan Nickols of Old Mutual Smaller Companies. |
Posted at 18/5/2018 16:39 by riverman77 Yes I think there will be an increasing demand for all in one investment solutions given the demise of defined benefit schemes and annuities, so PAM look well placed to capture that. Miton also has a multi asset range although I think only around a quarter of their AUM. I switched out of Liontrust to Miton a few weeks ago, as I slightly prefer the funds and was also a lot cheaper, although has rallied quite a bit recently so probably less of a gap now. The other one I was keeping an eye on was Impax - huge inflows driven by the intense interest in responsible investing - my only concern here is whether they can actually invest those inflows in what is quite a niche asset class (I've seen many times where fund managers basically can't cope with inflows and performance suffers). |
Posted at 18/5/2018 14:58 by riverman77 Thanks for these very useful updates. Inspired by your example have been carrying out similar exercise for Miton, the small cap specialist, and have been seeing some extremely encouraging inflows and strong performance across the range, also a bit cheaper than PAM especially on a market cap to AUM measure, not sure if this name was on your radar? |
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