Where Is Money Moving to Post Brexit?

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on market trends, focusing on fund flows in equities and bonds. It highlights the movement towards corporate funds due to low yields and examines the global impact on US yields. The discussion shifts to the cost-driven preference for passive investments, with a noted increase in active flows at lower costs. The uncertainty post-referendum affects investment and consumer behavior, with advice on rebalancing portfolios to align with long-term risk preferences.

What has been the trend in UK equities and bond funds post-Brexit?

• Bond funds have seen outflows in Europe.

• Bond funds have seen inflows in both the UK and Europe.

• UK equities have seen massive outflows.

• UK equities have been unstable.

Why are US yields considered attractive to global investors?

• US yields are the same as those in the rest of the world.

• US yields are not influenced by global trends.

• US yields are higher than those in the rest of the world.

• US yields are lower than those in the rest of the world.

What is a significant factor driving the move towards passive investment strategies?

• Increased risk

• Lower costs

• Higher returns

• Government regulations

What is a potential consequence of the uncertainty caused by Brexit?

• Reduced investment spending

• Higher employment rates

• Stable real estate prices

• Increased consumer spending

What is recommended for investors during market volatility post-Brexit?

• Avoid rebalancing portfolios

• Increase bond holdings

• Rebalance portfolios to maintain long-term risk levels

• Focus solely on UK equities