May 2 (Reuters) - AMP Ltd AMP.AX posted a near nine-fold increase in cash outflows at its wealth management unit on Thursday, as it still reels from the damaging revelations of misconduct in an inquiry into the country's financial sector.
The unit logged net cash outflows of A$1.77 billion ($1.24 billion) in the quarter ended March 31, compared with outflows of A$200 million last year, Australia's largest listed wealth manager said in a statement.
The wealth management arm's assets under management was A$129.33 billion at March 31, up from A$123.22 billion at the end of 2018, AMP said.
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