Aberdeen Asset Management's share price fell as much as 4.5% in early trading, after the firm saw net outflows of £10.5bn in Q4, its 15th consecutive quarter of outflows.
Shares fell 4.5% earlier this morning but rebounded by 10.50am to around 250p, a loss of 3.4% so far on the day. In a trading update, the group said the outflows were "largely low margin and anticipated", as chief executive Martin Gilbert (pictured) warned of further short-term withdrawals. The group said the net outflows included two large redemptions amounting to £4.2bn of active equity mandates from a UK wealth manager and a sovereign wealth fund, already reported in 2016 results, alongside anticipated structural outflows from certain institutional clients. This morning's tradin...
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