Active managers bounced back in 2000, after disappointing UK equity results for the previous three...
Active managers bounced back in 2000, after disappointing UK equity results for the previous three years, outperforming the FTSE All-Share index by 2.4%, according to the latest Caps report. Nearly three quarters of all active portfolios managed to beat the FTSE index return of -5.9%, pushing the UK median return to -3.5% with European equities recording a similar outperformance with 4.7% against an index return of 1.5%. The outperformance came in a year when the highest ever proportion of schemes made some change to their investment management arrangements with 23% of schemes ...
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