Boring Money: Asset managers 'marking own homework' after just 3% of funds not delivering value

Baillie Gifford among groups offering 'most useful' AoVs

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The first cohort of Assessment of Value (AoV) reports were "marking their own homework" after 97% of investment funds claimed to offer value to investors, according to Boring Money's Holly Mackay.

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