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Vanguard becomes top-selling US fund company

By Deborah Brewster in New York

Published: January 9 2008 02:00 | Last updated: January 9 2008 02:00

Investors poured $96bn in new money into Vanguard funds in 2007, making it the biggest-selling fund company in the US and ending American Funds' six-year run at the top.

Vanguard's inflows took its assets under management to $1,300bn. It last held the lead in new business in 2001, ceding to American Funds from 2002. Final figures for 2007 have not yet been compiled, but American Funds - part of Capital Group - is believed to have brought in about $90bn, falling just short of Vanguard's tally.

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