Investment funds expanded strongly in Q1 - Central Bank
Investment funds continued to expand strongly in the first quarter, the Central Bank said today.
Investment funds continued to expand strongly in the first quarter, the Central Bank said today.
The net asset value of investment funds (IFs) resident in Ireland expanded by over 4 per cent in the first three months of the year, rising to €1,115 billion, up from €1,070 at the end of 2013.
Since Q2 of 2009, the industry has more than tripled in size on a net asset value basis.
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