The 15% of US funds that beat the S&P 500 over the past decade
How did these 20 active funds succeed where so many others failed?
How did these 20 active funds succeed where so many others failed?
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69% of North American fund managers surveyed said it will become harder to navigate EU regulation over the next two years
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Three fund managers share stocks that are making a difference
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A look at five funds in a tech-heavy sector that tends to shine when growth is in favour but struggle when value is the mode
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Anthony Willis of Columbia Threadneedle and Felix Wintle, manager of the VT Tyndall North America fund, argue the case for investing in US equities right now
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Using FE data, Portfolio Adviser shines a spotlight on the actively-managed US funds beating the S&P 500
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£1bn pulled from funds in June, including a net £858m from UK equities
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Pictet Positive Change manager Evgenia Molotova and her team look to identify companies with the skill, balance sheet and will to change
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Mixed signals muddy the outlook but a glimmer of optimism remains
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Estee Lauder, American Express and Alphabet make up the biggest holdings
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A disciplined approach that seeks to deliver superior risk adjusted returns. Watch the Talking Factsheet for the JP Morgan US Equity Income fund with John Monaghan, Head of Research.
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Tyndall North American fund manager reckons US equities are less efficient in the age of coronavirus
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