Home Breadcrumb caret Industry News Breadcrumb caret Industry Second straight monthly slump for fund sales (November 2, 2004) Mutual fund sales were likely in net redemptions in October, but only by about $50 million, according to preliminary data from IFIC. Net new fund sales for the past month are estimated to be between minus $250 million and plus $150 million, IFIC said Tuesday. “The majority of these redemptions continue to […] By Doug Watt | November 2, 2004 | Last updated on November 2, 2004 1 min read (November 2, 2004) Mutual fund sales were likely in net redemptions in October, but only by about $50 million, according to preliminary data from IFIC. Net new fund sales for the past month are estimated to be between minus $250 million and plus $150 million, IFIC said Tuesday. “The majority of these redemptions continue to be from money market funds,” said IFIC president Tom Hockin in a statement. In September, money market funds redemptions reached $894 million as total net sales fell $545 million. Industry assets for October rose 0.5% to $475 billion, mostly due to strength in the equity markets, Hockin said. Among fund companies, Brandes led the way with estimated October net sales of $100 million. On the negative side, AIC’s net redemptions reached $247 million and Fidelity’s were $215 million. Related News Stories Money market fund redemptions fuel sales slump Filed by Doug Watt, Advisor.ca, doug.watt@advisor.rogers.com (11/02/04) Doug Watt Save Stroke 1 Print Group 8 Share LI logo