BGI sees assets fall and profits rise in 2002

By 2002-08-02T05:13:00

UK/US - Barclays Global Investors (BGI) saw total assets under management fall £30bn (E48bn) to £500bn in the first half of 2002, of which 7.2% was due to market changes. News assets inflow amounted to £33bn, but this was offset by £38bn due to adverse movements in markets, and £25bn ...

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