Vanguard leads on investor value - Boring Money

Q4 Boring Money Fund Investor Tracker

Kathleen Gallagher
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Vanguard has retained its top ranking as providing the most value to customers in the final quarter of last year, while Baillie Gifford, who clambered into the top ten last year, fell out in Q4, according to Boring Money’s Investor Tracker.

The figures are based on rankings provided by more than 1,500 UK retail fund investors - both advised and non-advised - at the end of every quarter. Respondents are asked to identify the fund managers they invest with, and whether they feel they are currently offering good value. Vanguard had the top spot on a 12-month rolling basis as well as in the final quarter, with HSBC Global Asset Management also in second by both metrics. Hargreaves Lansdown, Aviva Investors and Aegon rounded out the top five for the quarter. Third, on a 12-month rolling basis, was Axa IM followed by Hargreave...

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