Morningstar OBSR: Five top-performing UK funds weathering the storm

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Morningstar OBSR investment research analyst Richard Whitehall looks at which UK All Companies funds have managed to overcome the recent turbulent market conditions.

The past 17 months have provided a challenging environment for investing in UK-listed equities. From April 2009 to the end of 2010 the FTSE All-Share index rose by 32.62% providing some consolation to investors who had stayed with the asset class following the huge sell-off in 2008 through to early 2009 when the index fell by 36.29%. However, in 2011 as concerns over the global economic recovery surfaced and the eurozone sovereign debt crisis spread from the periphery to Italy and Spain, equity markets faltered, with short-term performance being driven even more strongly by investor...

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