The ten best (and worst) performing funds since Lehmans

That fateful day subsequently caused the S&P 500 to shed over 50% - from around 1,300 points to near 600 - while the FTSE 100 dropped around 35% to 3,493. Elsewhere, the Dow Jones fell 45% and the Japanese Nikkei 225 dived a similar amount, moving from over 13,000 points to just over half that. Over the last four years, indices have tried to recoup the losses but, with the exception of the two main US indices and a smattering of other less-widely-followed markets - including the FTSE Small Cap index - most shares are near or at the level they traded at prior to Lehmans' collapse. O...