- Morningstar (NASDAQ:MORN -2%) reports estimated U.S. mutual and exchange-traded fund asset flows for September.
- Last month, investors placed $19.4B into passive U.S. equity funds, compared with inflows of $13.0B in August.
- On the active side, investors pulled $8.8B vs. $14.4B of outflows M/M.
- Among top U.S. fund families, Vanguard had the highest monthly firm inflows of $16.5B, while State Street Global advisors had the second-highest firm inflows of $10.4B.
- Fund families that saw the greatest outflows included Harbor with about $3.5B of outflows in September, the bulk of which came from Harbor International, an active fund that had outflows of $3.4B. Franklin Templeton had the second-highest outflows at $2.7B.
- Among U.S. open-end mutual funds and ETFs, Fidelity Advisor Growth & Income saw the most inflows of all active strategies at $1.8B, the fund's highest inflows in a decade.
- Previously: More on Invesco Q3: AUM rises 1.8%, long-term net outflows increase (Oct. 18)