Legg Mason assets fall 6% over quarter

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US - Legg Mason's assets under management fell 6% over the quarter due to tough market conditions and ongoing redemptions, latest figures reveal.

The Baltimore asset manager's AUM dropped to US$645.4bn from $684.5bn over the first fiscal quarter of 2011, while quarterly profits fell 4%. Fixed income outflows were $9.4bn and liquidity outf...

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