HL selects TB Amati UK Smaller Companies as first addition to Wealth Shortlist

Wealth 50 rebranded in June

Mike Sheen
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Hargreaves Lansdown has selected the TB Amati UK Smaller Companies fund as the first addition to its new Wealth Shortlist.

A rebrand of Hargreaves Lansdown's Wealth 50 list, the 68-strong Wealth Shortlist was revealed in June with a renewed focus on passive and ESG funds, and greater emphasis on performance potential rather than savings for funds' ongoing charges. Co-managed by Amati CEO Paul Jourdan, David Stevenson and Anna Macdonald, the £410m TB Amati UK Smaller Companies is a top-quartile performer in the IA UK Smaller Companies sector over three and five years. The fund has returned 0.9%, 22.3% and 86.2% over one, three and five years respectively, according to FE fundinfo, outperforming the sector's a...

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