GLOBAL - Cash and short-term funds have exceeded actively managed equity funds by fund size for the first time across the 30 largest cross-border fund managers, according to new research from Fitzrovia International.
At the end of June 2002, cash/short term funds represented 30% of total net assets compared to actively managed equity funds which accounted for 28.3%. The Pioneer Euro Short-Term, Merrill Lynch In...
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