Company
Jupiter Fund Management PLC
LON:JUP
Jupiter is an established fund management group that seeks to add value for our clients through the delivery of outperformance over the medium to long term. Our origins go back to 1985 as a specialist investment boutique founded in London. Since then we have expanded beyond the UK as retail and institutional investors have been attracted to our active approach to asset management.
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Jupiter Fund Management cuts fees as outflows surge
Shares fell to a five-year low on the news
Jupiter Fund Management soars as inflows turn positive for first time in six years
Jupiter Fund Management rose 14% after announcing positive inflows for the first time in six years
Investments and investor services
Goldman Sachs shows private market is not dead after Jupiter shuns unlisted investments
The UK fund manager's decision says more about open-ended unit trust than it does about private equity investing
Klarna valuation slump drags on unicorn fund Chrysalis
Based on its valuation in March, Klarna was the second-largest investment in Chrysalis’s fund portfolio, representing 19% of net asset value
Jupiter Fund Management boss Formica to leave in autumn
“We have made the right strategic changes to put Jupiter on the best trajectory to long term growth,” said CEO-in-waiting Matthew Beesley
Jupiter Fund Management ebbs after tough first quarter of 2022
"We saw a 'risk off' environment across both equities and fixed income," Jupiter said in its first-quarter trading statement
Jupiter Fund Management sees bigger than expected outflows
Positive net inflows from fixed income strategies were offset by continuing lower client demand for UK and European equity strategies.
Jupiter Fund Management higher after performance fees exceed expectations
Jupiter branded strategies recorded three consecutive quarters of positive net flows while the July acquisition of Merian has delivered bigger synergies than expected
Jupiter Funds says Merian fully integrated with £1bn of net outflows in third quarter
Assets under management at the end of September 2020 were £55.7bn, up from £39.2bn at the end of June
Low interest rates will drive continued strong fund inflows, UBS analysts predict
Analysts said retail inflows are positive for asset managers as they boost earnings and are positively correlated to the valuation multiples that the market applies