Ten Schroders funds red flagged due to underperformance

Assessment of Value report shows

Linus Uhlig
clock • 3 min read

In its latest Assessment of Value report, Schroders has red flagged ten of its funds for consistent underperformance.

Each of the ten funds were highlighted for their persistent performance issues and awarded an icon that "recognises that the fund is not demonstrating value in that area consistently", the report stated.  The strategies marked out were: Schroder European Sustainable Equity; Schroder Global Equity Income; Schroder Global Sustainable Value Equity; Schroder European Alpha Plus; Schroder Digital Infrastructure; Schroder Global Recovery; Schroder UK Alpha Plus; Schroder UK Dynamic Smaller Companies; Schroders Capital UK Real Estate and the Schroders Capital UK Real Estate Fund Feeder trust. ...

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