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Lipper,Thomson Reuters.lipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comETFs,estimated net sales,fund flows,matthew lemieux,mutual funds,webex replay,WebEx Presentation,fixed income,fund performance,jeff tjornehoj,lipper,fund performance fundsCleanhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Fourth-Quarter-Estimated-Mutual-Fund-Flows.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-fourth-quarter-2011-preliminary-fund-flows-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the fourth quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0700Matthew LemieuxLipper Fourth Quarter 2011 Preliminary Fund Flows Review WebEx ReplayMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the fourth quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. 0:18:15ETFs,estimated net sales,fund flows,matthew lemieux,mutual funds,webex replayhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Q4-FI-Mutual-Fund-Perf-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-fourth-quarter-2011-fixed-income-funds-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comThis quarter Jeff Tjornehoj discusses how the "risk-on" shift by bond investors sent High Yield Funds and Loan Participation Funds to the top of the performance tables in Q4. But lest we forget, 2011 was the one for record books for Treasuries and fortunes varied considerably among Lipper's many bond fund categories.Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0700Jeff TjornehojLipper Fourth Quarter 2011 Fixed Income Funds WebEx ReplayThis quarter Jeff Tjornehoj discusses how the "risk-on" shift by bond investors sent High Yield Funds and Loan Participation Funds to the top of the performance tables in Q4. But lest we forget, 2011 was the one for record books for Treasuries and fortunes varied considerably among Lipper's many bond fund categories.0:12:14WebEx Presentation,fixed income,fund performance,jeff tjornehoj,lipper,mutual funds,webex replayhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Fourth-Quarter-Mutual-Equity-Fund-Performance-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-fourth-quarter-2011-equity-funds-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comTom Roseen reviews equity mutual fund performance trends for Q4 2011 and provides a summary for 2011 along with his outlook for Q1 2012 in this WebEx replay.Wed, 11 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0700Tom RoseenLipper Fourth Quarter 2011 Equity Funds WebEx ReplayTom Roseen reviews equity mutual fund performance trends for Q4 2011 and provides a summary for 2011 along with his outlook for Q1 2012 in this WebEx replay.0:22:21WebEx Presentation,fund performance funds,mutual funds,tom roseen,webex replayhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Q4-MF-SpecTopic-TD-Funds.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-fourth-quarter-mutual-fund-special-topic-target-date-funds-equity-exposure-at-target-date-and-beyond.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comSasha Franger discusses target date funds' equity exposure at the target date and beyond. She compares changes in equity exposure at the target date from 2008 to 2001, as well as, compares equity exposure in "to" and "through" target date series.Wed, 04 Jan 2012 00:00:00 -0700Sasha FrangerLipper 2011 Fourth Quarter Mutual Fund Special Topic: Target Date Funds--Equity Exposure at Target Date and BeyondSasha Franger discusses target date funds' equity exposure at the target date and beyond. She compares changes in equity exposure at the target date from 2008 to 2001, as well as, compares equity exposure in "to" and "through" target date series.0:6:13Sasha Franger,WebEx Presentation,lipperhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/GeldTV-Detlef-Glow-20111130.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/mein-geld-tv-roundtable-deutsche-fondsindustrie-13-12-2011.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.com‘Geschlossene Fonds – Ein berechtigter Kapitalmarkt?‘ German expert roundtable discussion about closed-end-funds for direct investments in private equity, real estate, railway locomotives and ships on Mein Geld TVTue, 13 Dec 2011 00:00:00 -0700Detlef GlowMein Geld-TV Roundtable Deutsche Fondsindustrie 13/12/2011‘Geschlossene Fonds – Ein berechtigter Kapitalmarkt?‘ German expert roundtable discussion about closed-end-funds for direct investments in private equity, real estate, railway locomotives and ships on Mein Geld TV0:14:47Detlef Glow,investing,lipper,mein geld,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Third-Quarter-Reivew-Special-Topic-Subadvisor-Fees.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-third-quarter-special-topic-webex-replay-lipper-2011-subadvisor-research-series-part-1-subadvisor-fees-and-expenses.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comSubadvised funds, or funds whose portfolios are managed by an outside investment company, have taken center stage this year in part because of excessive fee lawsuits sought by investors. Sasha Franger examines the subadvisor fee to determine if an additional fee is tacked onto the existing management fee, or if other expenses decrease to compensate for the cost of the subadvisor. In addition, Sasha looks at how much of the management fee is actually retained by the advisor and/or administrator. Finally, she recommends supplementary subadvisor report content for fund management companies and boards of directors to examine during the contractual renewal process. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0600Sasha FrangerLipper 2011 Third Quarter Special Topic WebEx Replay: Lipper 2011 Subadvisor Research Series--Part 1: Subadvisor Fees and ExpensesSubadvised funds, or funds whose portfolios are managed by an outside investment company, have taken center stage this year in part because of excessive fee lawsuits sought by investors. Sasha Franger examines the subadvisor fee to determine if an additional fee is tacked onto the existing management fee, or if other expenses decrease to compensate for the cost of the subadvisor. In addition, Sasha looks at how much of the management fee is actually retained by the advisor and/or administrator. Finally, she recommends supplementary subadvisor report content for fund management companies and boards of directors to examine during the contractual renewal process. 0:9:6Sasha Franger,fund research,mutual funds,subadvisor fees and expenseshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Thrid-Quarter-Fund-Flows-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-third-quarter-fund-flows-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the third quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. In line with expectations after a disastrous quarter for fund performance, the conventional mutual fund business experienced preliminary quarterly outflows of $125.0 billion. Equity Funds as a whole accounted for roughly $82.9 billion of that as U.S. diversified products posted redemptions of over $70 billion alone. Taxable bond funds were not immune to the sell-off as inflows to the group were nearly flat--a meager $162 million. Investors moved away from higher yields as the previous quarter’s top flows attractor, Loan Participation funds, experienced outflows of $8.2 billion and High Current Yield products lost roughly $3.0 billion. Municipal bond funds offered a bit of a bright spot with quarterly inflows of $1.5 billion as flows for money market funds continued to be volatile with net quarterly redemptions of $43.8 billion. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0600Matthew LemieuxLipper 2011 Third Quarter Fund Flows Review WebEx ReplayMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the third quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. In line with expectations after a disastrous quarter for fund performance, the conventional mutual fund business experienced preliminary quarterly outflows of $125.0 billion. Equity Funds as a whole accounted for roughly $82.9 billion of that as U.S. diversified products posted redemptions of over $70 billion alone. Taxable bond funds were not immune to the sell-off as inflows to the group were nearly flat--a meager $162 million. Investors moved away from higher yields as the previous quarter’s top flows attractor, Loan Participation funds, experienced outflows of $8.2 billion and High Current Yield products lost roughly $3.0 billion. Municipal bond funds offered a bit of a bright spot with quarterly inflows of $1.5 billion as flows for money market funds continued to be volatile with net quarterly redemptions of $43.8 billion. 0:13:16 estimated net sales,Q3,WebEx Presentation,fund flows,fund research,matthew lemieux,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Thrid-Quarter-FI-Mutual-Fund-Performance-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-third-quarter-fixed-income-mutual-fund-performance-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comSerious concerns on the fate of Greece, European banks, and even the euro itself sent Treasury-related categories to the top of the performance charts in Q3. The "risk-off" trade forced High Yield and Emerging Markets Debt groups plunging. Jeff highlights these and other trends in his WebEx presentation. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0600Jeff TjornehojLipper 2011 Third Quarter Fixed Income Mutual Fund Performance Review WebEx ReplaySerious concerns on the fate of Greece, European banks, and even the euro itself sent Treasury-related categories to the top of the performance charts in Q3. The "risk-off" trade forced High Yield and Emerging Markets Debt groups plunging. Jeff highlights these and other trends in his WebEx presentation. 0:15:472011,Q3,WebEx Presentation,fixed income funds,fund performance,jeff tjornehoj,lipper,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Third-Quarter-Equity-Mutual-Fund-Performance-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-third-quarter-equity-mutual-fund-performance-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comEquity Funds suffered their worst declines since Q4 2008, losing 17.44% for the quarter ended September 30, 2011. For the quarter, only 2 of Lipper's 86 equity fund classifications posted positive returns: Dedicated Short-Bias Funds (+29.82%) and Commodities Specialty Funds (+1.17%). World Equity Funds (-20.44%) lagged their Mixed Equity Funds (-10.08%), Sector Equity Funds (-15.36%), and U. S. Diversified Equity Funds (-16.67%) cohorts in Q3. Tom highlights Q3 trends in this WebEx presentation. Mon, 10 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0600Tom RoseenLipper 2011 Third Quarter Equity Mutual Fund Performance Review WebEx ReplayEquity Funds suffered their worst declines since Q4 2008, losing 17.44% for the quarter ended September 30, 2011. For the quarter, only 2 of Lipper's 86 equity fund classifications posted positive returns: Dedicated Short-Bias Funds (+29.82%) and Commodities Specialty Funds (+1.17%). World Equity Funds (-20.44%) lagged their Mixed Equity Funds (-10.08%), Sector Equity Funds (-15.36%), and U. S. Diversified Equity Funds (-16.67%) cohorts in Q3. Tom highlights Q3 trends in this WebEx presentation. 0:18:92011,Q3,WebEx Presentation,fund performance,mutual funds,tom roseenhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-Detlef-Glow-German-Industry-RoundTable.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/mein-geld-tv-roundtable-deutsche-fondsindustrie-29-07-2011.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comDetlef Glow und andere ausgewählte Teilnehmer aus Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und der Finanzbranche diskutieren im Rahmen eines Roundtablegespräches das Thema: „Anlageberatung und Vermögensverwaltung des 21. Jahrhundert“. Fri, 29 Jul 2011 00:00:00 -0600Detlef GlowMein Geld-TV Roundtable Deutsche Fondsindustrie 29/07/2011Detlef Glow und andere ausgewählte Teilnehmer aus Wissenschaft, Wirtschaft und der Finanzbranche diskutieren im Rahmen eines Roundtablegespräches das Thema: „Anlageberatung und Vermögensverwaltung des 21. Jahrhundert“. 0:17:45Detlef Glow,investing,lipper,mein geld,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Second-Quarter-Fund-Flows-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-second-quarter-fund-flows-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the second quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. In spite of economic concerns and a weakening in global markets, mutual funds were able to post quarterly net inflows of roughly $13 billion as of June 22nd. Equity Funds as a whole were able to draw in $20.3 billion as the group was bolstered by growing interest in World Equity (+$14.0 billion) offerings. A growing aversion to risk helped Taxable Bond funds continue on their winning ways as they recorded $43.2 billion in new assets. For the second quarter in a row, Loan Participation Funds (+$8.2 billion) and Multi-Sector Income Funds (+$6.9 billion) had the largest inflows for the group. Municipal Bond Funds looked to end the quarter with outflows of $4.6 billion--not all that surprising as the group just recently ended a 29 week outflow streak. That said, there seems to be some light at the end of that tunnel as municipal funds have seen twelve consecutive weeks of positive returns and two weeks of scant, but positive flows. Money Market Funds have continued to shed assets with $36.1 billion in outflows.Wed, 29 Jun 2011 00:00:00 -0600Matthew LemieuxLipper 2011 Second Quarter Fund Flows Review WebEx ReplayMatthew Lemieux reviews preliminary mutual fund flow numbers for the second quarter 2011 in this WebEx replay. In spite of economic concerns and a weakening in global markets, mutual funds were able to post quarterly net inflows of roughly $13 billion as of June 22nd. Equity Funds as a whole were able to draw in $20.3 billion as the group was bolstered by growing interest in World Equity (+$14.0 billion) offerings. A growing aversion to risk helped Taxable Bond funds continue on their winning ways as they recorded $43.2 billion in new assets. For the second quarter in a row, Loan Participation Funds (+$8.2 billion) and Multi-Sector Income Funds (+$6.9 billion) had the largest inflows for the group. Municipal Bond Funds looked to end the quarter with outflows of $4.6 billion--not all that surprising as the group just recently ended a 29 week outflow streak. That said, there seems to be some light at the end of that tunnel as municipal funds have seen twelve consecutive weeks of positive returns and two weeks of scant, but positive flows. Money Market Funds have continued to shed assets with $36.1 billion in outflows.0:17:46estimated net sales,fund flows,matthew lemieux,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Second-Quarter-Fixed-Income-Mutual-Fund-Performance-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-second-quarter-fixed-income-mutual-fund-performance-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comThe flight to quality trade looks to send Treasury-related categories to the top of the performance charts in Q2. Municipals debt funds--despite dire predictions for municipalities by certain analysts--have performed exceptionally well as the pipeline for new bond issuance dried up. Record-level issuance of high yield corporate debt during the quarter appears to have come to a screeching halt and High Yield Debt Funds turned in some of the fixed income world’s worst returns. Jeff highlights these and other trends in his WebEx presentation. Wed, 29 Jun 2011 00:00:00 -0600Jeff TjornehojLipper 2011 Second Quarter Fixed Income Mutual Fund Performance Review WebEx ReplayThe flight to quality trade looks to send Treasury-related categories to the top of the performance charts in Q2. Municipals debt funds--despite dire predictions for municipalities by certain analysts--have performed exceptionally well as the pipeline for new bond issuance dried up. Record-level issuance of high yield corporate debt during the quarter appears to have come to a screeching halt and High Yield Debt Funds turned in some of the fixed income world’s worst returns. Jeff highlights these and other trends in his WebEx presentation. 0:18:182011,Q2,fixed income funds,fund performance,jeff tjornehoj,mutual funds,webex replayhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-Second-Quarter-Equity-Mutual-Fund-Performance-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-second-quarter-equity-mutual-fund-performance-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comEquity funds took it on the chin this quarter, declining 3.16% (based on preliminary data through June 23, 2011). For Q2 2011, only 10 of Lipper's 86 equity fund classifications posted positive returns. Mixed Equity Funds (-1.33%), mitigated losses better than their United States Diversified Equity Funds (-3.11%), World Equity Funds (-3.18%), and Sector Equity Funds (-3.34%) cohorts in Q2. Tom highlights Q2 trends and provides his outlook in this WebEx presentation. Wed, 29 Jun 2011 00:00:00 -0600Tom RoseenLipper 2011 Second Quarter Equity Mutual Fund Performance Review WebEx ReplayEquity funds took it on the chin this quarter, declining 3.16% (based on preliminary data through June 23, 2011). For Q2 2011, only 10 of Lipper's 86 equity fund classifications posted positive returns. Mixed Equity Funds (-1.33%), mitigated losses better than their United States Diversified Equity Funds (-3.11%), World Equity Funds (-3.18%), and Sector Equity Funds (-3.34%) cohorts in Q2. Tom highlights Q2 trends and provides his outlook in this WebEx presentation. 0:22:402011,Q2,fund performance,fund research,mutual funds,tom roseen,webex replayhttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/p/Lipper-FMIR-20110525-JT_1.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/the-week-in-fund-and-etf-flows-may-25-2011.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comJeff Tjornehoj discusses the week's data and talks about which funds mattered the most when it came to the final numbers.Fri, 27 May 2011 00:00:00 -0600Jeff TjornehojThe Week in Fund--and ETF--Flows: May 25, 2011Jeff Tjornehoj discusses the week's data and talks about which funds mattered the most when it came to the final numbers.0:4:15MOO,XLE,flows,jeff tjornehoj,lipper,mutual fundshttp://alt.lipperweb.com/presentation/w/Lipper-2011-First-Quarter-Fund-Flows-Review.mp4http://www.lipperweb.com/Commentary/lipper-2011-first-quarter-fund-flows-review-webex-replay.aspxlipperclientservices@thomsonreuters.comInvestors trained their focus on equity mutual funds as the group ended the quarter with net inflows of $57 billion. This was quite a turnaround from the $12.1 billion in outflows posted the previous quarter. Taxable fixed income also faired well by adding $36.2 billion to its coffers, bolstered by heavy interest in both Loan Participation Funds (+$14.4 billion) and Multi Sector Income Funds (+$8.1 billion). The prospects for municipal debt funds were similar to that of their previous quarter with approximately $20.4 billion flowing out of their products. Money market funds also ended the quarter with net outflows as the loss of $88.1 billion dragged overall numbers for the conventional fund business into the red. Tue, 12 Apr 2011 00:00:00 -0600Matthew LemieuxLipper 2011 First Quarter Fund Flows Review WebEx ReplayInvestors trained their focus on equity mutual funds as the group ended the quarter with net inflows of $57 billion. This was quite a turnaround from the $12.1 billion in outflows posted the previous quarter. Taxable fixed income also faired well by adding $36.2 billion to its coffers, bolstered by heavy interest in both Loan Participation Funds (+$14.4 billion) and Multi Sector Income Funds (+$8.1 billion). The prospects for municipal debt funds were similar to that of their previous quarter with approximately $20.4 billion flowing out of their products. Money market funds also ended the quarter with net outflows as the loss of $88.1 billion dragged overall numbers for the conventional fund business into the red. 0:19:21estimated net sales,fund flows,fund research,matthew lemieux