BlackRock’s inflows fell to their lowest level in more than a year during the second quarter as a large client in Asia pulled tens of billions of dollars from the world’s largest asset manager.
The New York-based group said it drew in $68bn across the investment funds it manages in the three months to the end of June, more than a fifth below the $87bn Wall Street had predicted.
It was the smallest quarterly addition since the start of 2024; BlackRock’s shares closed 5.9 per cent lower on Tuesday.
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