The general trend for managers has been to stay away from TMT and small caps and move towards large-cap, defensive stocks
UK equity funds are still recovering from the battering they have received over the past three years. Some managers are fighting a rearguard action, trying to suit their investment processes to the new environment, while others have attempted a wholesale change. Either way, the general trend has been away from TMT and small cap and towards large-cap, defensive stocks. Rae Brooks, manager of the Crédit Agricole UK fund, took over the fund in 2002 after a period of underperformance brought about by the tech fall. Over the last three years the fund has been in the bottom 10 i...
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