Magellan should report Monthly (don't have to), purely from a business confidence perspective - despite the FUM outflow at the moment. Platinum have never changed reporting elements, despite outflows and performance issues.
Janus, Perpetual and Pendal can be tracked monthly by reviewing their US owned funds at Morningstar website. These fund managers report quarterly to the ASX or the SEC for Janus.
As an example, here is the JDMNX fund code for Janus: No fund manager listed on the ASX can hide monthly figures, they may as well report monthly. Janus FUM outflow for one fund is going to be at least $USD400M this quarterly release.
Same goes for Barrow Hanley, Trillium and TSW (Thompson, Siegel and Walmsley). You'll have to search through each fund, but they are all there.
Same goes for GQG who report monthly. Care needs to be taken as these figures represent a proportion of FUM, they do not include all funds.
Here is the main website - https://www.morningstar.com/funds (use the search on top left hand side of web page by fund). I am sure there are better figures available on other websites, others may be able to advise.
Key point is that if Magellan don't report monthly, the data is available to the Institutions and Investment Banks anyway (some information is available publicly). Magellan may as well report monthly so that Institutions don't take advantage of Retail investors. I believe it would be a bad outcome to reduce reporting.
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