Jupiter pins hopes on inflows to buck IPO trend

News Analysis: Private equity backer TA Associates expects to assuage shareholders' concerns by acquiring ordinary shares

UK fund manager Jupiter Asset Management has set itself up to float just a day after hedge fund GLG Partners announced plans to abandon the market, and while shares in UK rival Gartmore are down 34% from their price at listing in December.

The move comes despite antipathy towards private equity-backed companies - Jupiter was subject to a buyout by private equity firm TA Associates three years ago.

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