Polar Capital on top of the world

Specialist investment management firm Polar Capital Holdings saw net inflows of funds in every quarter in its last financial year, despite turbulent market conditions.

Specialist investment management firm Polar Capital Holdings saw net inflows of funds in every quarter in its last financial year, despite turbulent market conditions.

Assets under management (AUM) at the end of March stood at $5.08bn, 31% higher than AUM of $3.87bn a year earlier, despite, as Polar's Chairman Tim Bartlam put it, "the markets providing little in the way of help this year." The growth in assets was largely due to continued strong inflows across a number of Polar's products, especially the Japan and Global Insurance funds. The only disappointment was on the UK Funds which finished in negative territory for the year, leading to further outflows from these products.

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