Spot the Dog: Number of underperforming equity funds falls to 137
Strategies underexposed to tech and energy feature prominently in the bi-annual report
Spot The Dog
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St James’s Place tops Bestinvest ‘Spot the Dog’ report for underperforming AuM
Largest underperforming fund was Baillie Gifford Global Discovery
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Assets in underperforming ‘dog funds’ rocket to £19.1bn
From £10.7bn in August, according to Bestinvest’s Spot the Dog report
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Boutique favourites among £10.7bn ‘dog’ funds in Bestinvest report
Previous ‘pawful’ performers from Invesco and SJP redeem themselves in latest edition of Spot the Dog
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JPMAM and BNY Mellon equity income funds in the doghouse
Bestinvest’s Spot the Dog report finds £45bn was tied up in 86 poorly performing products
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‘Dog’ funds shed assets
As pressure to provide value for money increases
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Jupiter funds in dog house after Merian acquisition
It has jumped to second place from ninth in Bestinvest’s rankings
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SJP joins Invesco at top of underperforming funds list
Bestinvest named and shamed a record 150 funds in its latest Spot the Dog report
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SJP bites back as it gets shamed for Woodford dog fund
Two funds on Bestinvest’s buy list feature in the latest Spot the Dog
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Which funds are in the dog house?
Spot the Dog report names and shames the worst performing funds
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Aberdeen and SJP top Spot the Dog’s ‘worst of the worst’ list
A report by Bestinvest has named and shamed Aberdeen Asset Management and St James’s Place for running some of the worst-performing equity ‘dog’ funds.
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M&G and Aberdeen still in the doghouse
Tilney Bestinvest’s “Spot the Dog” report names M&G Investments as the firm with the highest number of assets in underperforming funds and Aberdeen Asset Management as the fund house with the most ‘dog funds’.