The ten best (and worst) performing funds since 2007

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Analysis from Morningstar has revealed the best and worst fund performers over the last five years. Have your clients benefited?

First, we'll take a look at the best-returning open-ended funds over the period. Morningstar said it selected the winners from more than 1,300 products, and that funds were considered only if they were available for sale in the UK, had share classes in pound sterling, provided regular performance data and had at least a five-year history. In addition, funds were only considered if they had a minimum investment limit below £10,000. The ten best performers 1. GLG Global Corporate Bond fund 107% cumulative return over the last five years 2. Investec Emerging Markets Local Currenc...

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