Global equity investors back sustainable newcomers
Global equity category has fallen on hard times with even sector darlings Fundsmith Equity and Lindsell Train Global Equity down on their luck
Global equity category has fallen on hard times with even sector darlings Fundsmith Equity and Lindsell Train Global Equity down on their luck
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Follows ejections of Becton Dickinson and Johnson & Johnson
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But it is already one of the equity fund’s worst performers
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With proceeds used to bolster positions in Baillie Gifford, Stewart Investors and iShares
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Terry Smith’s boutique has been given recommendations but will not need to take further action
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Fundsmith Equity saw its largest ever monthly outflow of £622m, while Baillie Gifford lost nearly £1bn
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Research firm unable to ascertain ramifications for Terry Smith’s £24bn flagship fund
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As two April additions prove to be winners
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Fundsmith Equity OCF had been static since 2017 despite fund nearly doubling in size
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It was likely one of the two unnamed positions alluded to in the January factsheet
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A section 166 notice was reportedly issued by the watchdog in the first quarter of 2022
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While trio of Russian mining firms among most-bought equities for the second month in a row
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