MFS European Equity has survived the market falls of last year due to its unusual method of portfolio management
MFS European Equity, which will be three years old in March, is unusual in that there is no designated portfolio manager. The fund is a collection of 'best ideas' put forward by a team of seven London-based analysts who split the pan-European universe up by sector. The fund has survived the market falls of last year relatively well ' it is ahead of its peer group average and the index over the last 12 months. Within each analyst's sector they may sell a stock if they decide to, for example, if it has reached its price target or the fundamentals change. However, if they want to buy a sto...
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