Boutique funds 'outperforming' big guns

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Little known boutique funds are outperforming the big name fund houses research suggests.

According to investment data analyst Moneyspider.com funds in the global growth sector currently offer the best chance of returns. The firm says it is the boutique funds in the sector which are proving to be the most lucrative. Moneyspider managing director Bill Ross points out the Global Growth IMA sector has been dominated by the Neptune Global Equity fund for the past five years. He highlights a £5,000 investment in the fund would have made a profit of £8,071; a gain of more than 160% over the period. Ross also points out another top performing boutique fund, Rathbone Global Opportun...

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