Fidelity re-enters Bestinvest 'Dog List'
Group in 2nd place on assets
The Fidelity American fund has dragged the firm back onto the Dog List
Fidelity has re-entered the Bestinvest Dog List due to two underperforming portfolios with combined assets of almost £1bn, placing it second on the list of undesirable funds in terms of assets.
The wealth manager's bi-annual Spot the Dog report highlights OEICs and unit trusts that have underperformed their benchmarks by more than 5% over a three-year period. Fidelity escaped the table in...
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