Square Mile adds 14 funds to passives ratings service

Now rates 61 passive products

Jayna Rana
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Square Mile Investment Consulting and Research has added a further 14 passive products to its Academy of Funds, awarding them each 'Recommended' status.

The new additions, which include a number of products from BlackRock, Vanguard and Royal London, bring the total number of passive funds in the academy to 61. Its assessment identifies funds following a low-cost approach to approximate the average market return, which can be held for the long term. Funds achieving a "R" rating are typically run by investment companies that demonstrate a firm commitment to running passive strategies.  Richard Romer-Lee: Industry needs to ensure integrity at every turn They track an index suitable for retail investors, such as regional equity and ...

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