Perpetual's FUM regrowth
Perpetual is continuing to grow its funds under management back from the low points experienced during the depths of the global financial crisis.
The company announced to the Australian Securities Exchange today that funds under management as at the end of August stood at $28.4 billion, up from the $27.2 billion recorded at the end of July.
It said this figure had been achieved despite net outflows of $130 million from an institutional client in cash and enhanced cash.
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