07. Februar 2012 
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Deka Immobilien fund inflows up 25% in January
Deka Immobilien saw its inflows into open-ended funds rise by 25% in January, the company said. The three funds Immobilien Europa, Immobilien Global and WestInvest Interselect registered a total inflow of about €400mln after €320mln last year. About two-thirds of the fresh money was attributable to reinvested dividends that had been paid by the funds.
Deka sees this positive development as a sign for an improved market sentiment and a successfully executed strategy in attracting new money for open-ended funds. Deka’s Torsten Knapmeyer, managing director of fund management and product development, was very pleased with the risen inflows and emphasized his confidence in the funds’ 2012 outlook. He also stressed that Germany’s new regulatory regime on investment funds, to be effective from next year, will likely give an additional boost to investors’ confidence.
Deka sees this positive development as a sign for an improved market sentiment and a successfully executed strategy in attracting new money for open-ended funds. Deka’s Torsten Knapmeyer, managing director of fund management and product development, was very pleased with the risen inflows and emphasized his confidence in the funds’ 2012 outlook. He also stressed that Germany’s new regulatory regime on investment funds, to be effective from next year, will likely give an additional boost to investors’ confidence.
