To aim to provide capital growth.
September was a torrid time for markets, as the banking crisis continued to claim high profile victims such as Wall Street investment banks Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch, while around the world major banks were forced to seek support from more liquid peers or governments.In Europe, HBOS, Bradford & Bingley, Fortis, Hypo Real Estate, and a range of Icelandic banks were the worst affected. On the whole, larger companies outperformed their smaller brethren, but only in comparative terms; their share prices still fell significantly.
Markets remain extremely nervous with concerns continuing to focus around the health of the banking sector. New issues seem to emerge almost daily and a rebuilding of confidence here is essential to stability returning to the market as a whole.
Latest Price | 0.00 | IMA Sector | European Smaller Companies |
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Currency | Launch Date | 28/01/1985 | |
Fund Size | n/a | Fund Manager | Simon Savill |
ISIN | GB0007476202 | Dividend | 0.00 |
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Bid | 0.00 |
Offer | 0.00 |
Currency | n/a |
Change | 0.00 |
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YTD change | 0.00 |
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Fund Inception | 28/01/1985 |
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Fund Manager | Simon Savill |
TER | 2.10 (30-Jun-2008) |
Minimum Investment | |
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Initial | 1000 |
Additional | 500 |
Savings | 50 |
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Initial | n/a |
Annual Mang't | 2.00% |
Exit | n/a |
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Standard deviation | 0.02 |
Sharpe ratio | 0.20 |
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