AMP believes its wealth management outflows show “underlying signs of improvement” in the wake of COVID-19 and despite the exit of several mandates.
AMP’s wealth management division suffered net outflows of $1.5 billion over the March quarter, with cash outflows of $6.7 billion including $448 million in regular pension payments and the exit of a corporate super mandate. Inflows were $5.2 billion, and AUM increased by $1.6 billion during the first quarter, reflecting stronger investment markets.
AMP Capital saw external net cash outflows of $1.3 billion, driven primarily by fixed income outflows and planned divestment of infrastructure assets in equity closed-end funds. New Zealand wealth management total AUM decreased to $12.2 billion “in part due to the exit of a large corporate superannuation client”.
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