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The New Year began with a painful slap in the face for Europe’s asset managers as global stock markets posted their worst January performance since 2009. Investors inevitably took urgent protective measures and the result was a month of redemptions that came close to matching the bitter taper-tantrum experience of June 2013. In fact the only market to buck the trend was Switzerland where the safe-haven move typically tends to be a reversion to locally invested products, and so it was this month with inflows into CHF bond and equity funds.
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