(MT Newswires) -- Man Group Chief Executive Officer Luke Ellis speaks after the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund firm posted $3.1 billion of net inflows last year, beating analyst estimates and defying wider gloom in the hedge fund industry. "Man Group has got products that clients want to invest in. We're seeing significant demand for what we're doing," Ellis said on Bloomberg Markets: Europe."
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