Which UK value favourites were among the 10 worst-performing funds in September?
Fears of a second lockdown and messy Brexit negotiations spook investors
Fears of a second lockdown and messy Brexit negotiations spook investors
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Tom Dobell, Alastair Mundy and Mark Barnett have all exited this year
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Ninety One reportedly had high hopes of keeping mandate despite star manager leaving for teaching career
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Is value structurally impaired as an investment strategy or does a modern economy require different metrics?
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Funds from Baillie Gifford, UBS, Janus Henderson and Axa Framlington have hefty exposure to companies clobbered in the tech sell-off
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CIO Tom Beal describes value as ‘one of the most established and successful ways of investing in equities’
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Certain European stocks and sectors now offer a much better reward for risk than their US peers – particularly in the case of regional heavyweight Germany
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MSCI value index sustains nearly triple the losses of Fundsmith Equity in the year-to-date
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Perhaps quality growth’s slip-up in September was more than just a blip
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DFMs spot a contrarian opportunity as Larry Fink starts walking the walk on climate action
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‘They’ve been a long time getting to that decision’
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European trust becomes latest fund to ‘capitulate’ on value approach
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