Ireland:
Q1 2013 Statistics Show Strong Expansion Of Irish Funds
27 August 2013
Mason Hayes & Curran
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Increased investor confidence has resulted in inflows of
over €40 billion into Irish funds.
On 19 June 2013, the Central Bank of Ireland issued statistics
for Q1 2013 regarding Irish investment funds
("Funds").
The total value of shares or units in issue (net asset value) by
the end of Q1 2013 increased by 8.8% to €1,014 billion. This
increase was partly due to increased investor confidence leading to
transaction inflows of €42.7 billion into Funds.
Investors continued to practice caution with a preference for
debt securities over equity assets.
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