A decade ago a list of the UK's most popular funds included names, such as Neil Woodford's Invesco P...
A decade ago a list of the UK’s most popular funds included names, such as Neil Woodford’s Invesco Perpetual Income and High Income products and Anthony Bolton’s Fidelity’s Special Situations, that are still bestsellers today. However, that list also contained some infamous funds that have been merged away into different vehicles in an attempt to shed their now notorious track records. Investment Week surveyed five intermediaries to gauge what they thought were the bestsellers in 1996.BestInvest’s Justin Modray, Chelsea Financial Services’ Juliet Schooling, Mark Dampier from Hargreaves La...
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