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Deutsche Bank raises Polar Capital target after 21% April AUM jump

Analysts repeat a Buy on the investment group, and lifted its price target to 1,050p from 900p, after assets under management rose 21% month-on-month in April.

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Deutsche Bank Research reiterated a Buy on Polar Capital and raised its price target to 1,050p from 900p after the manager reported an exceptionally strong April that pushed AUM up 21% versus March.

Deutsche Bank's analyst David McCann estimated the April increase comprised about £1.1bn of net inflows, roughly +4%, and c.£5.3bn of positive fund performance, equivalent to +17%.

"Polar had an exceptionally positive month in April," David McCann, Deutsche Bank Research.

McCann said the majority of the strength was driven by the firm's Tech/AI funds, with the Global Tech fund alone delivering roughly +30% investment performance, and noted further AUM growth of c.3% so far in May.

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