The Asia question: Should investors stay or go?
The sector has investors scratching their heads. Is it better to sit it out or are valuations an opportunity not to be missed?
The sector has investors scratching their heads. Is it better to sit it out or are valuations an opportunity not to be missed?
Global equity category has fallen on hard times with even sector darlings Fundsmith Equity and Lindsell Train Global Equity down on their luck
Every month, Portfolio Adviser asks a cross section of industry commentators for their views on the same topic
As Finsbury Growth & Income and a Baillie Gifford strategy make the grade
Emerging market funds, particularly Latam, dominate last month’s winners
Managers claim owning preference shares has resulted in private valuations falling more slowly than listed counterparts
British Smaller Companies lost investors 18.5% in the year to 31 March 2022, while its benchmark fell 1.1%
Crux Asia ex-Japan strategy is less tech-heavy than his former Baillie Gifford fund, with punchier positions in materials and commodities
With proceeds used to bolster positions in Baillie Gifford, Stewart Investors and iShares
But profits in its last financial year were up 22%
Fundsmith Equity saw its largest ever monthly outflow of £622m, while Baillie Gifford lost nearly £1bn
Edinburgh fund group will have four trusts in the index, while Scottish Mortgage remains in the FTSE 100