On May 02, 2024, Tabula Investment Management and Janus Henderson Group announced that they had entered into an agreement under which Janus Henderson would acquire Tabula Investment Management. The acquisition is expected to be completed at the end of Q2 2024, as the transaction is subject to regulatory approval. According to the press release, the acquisition builds on Janus Henderson’s successful active ETF proposition in the U.S., where it is the fourth largest provider of actively managed fixed income ETFs by assets under management. From a product point of view, Janus Henderson expects to retain all existing Tabula products and

European investors pulled further away from long-term mutual funds as the market environment and general sentiment stayed negative. As a consequence September was the fifth month in a row posting net outflows from long-term mutual funds after 16 consecutive months showing net inflows. Real estate funds (+€0.8 bn) enjoyed net inflows, while all the other asset types in the segment of long-term mutual funds witnessed net outflows: bond funds (-€8.9 bn), alternative UCITS funds (-€8.0 bn), mixed-asset funds (-€1.9 bn), equity funds (-€1.3 bn), and ”other” funds (-€1.0 bn) as well as commodity funds (-€0.6 bn). These fund flows added