The best and worst funds of Q3
By , 2 Oct 15
In this gallery, we round up the five best and worst performing funds of Q3 2015, revealing absolute return funds have done well while those targeting Brazil have suffered.
2 – Natixis H2O MultiRet
On the surface, Jeremy Touboul’s portfolio seems just like any other mix of government and corporate fixed interest holdings, but it is its use of cash derivatives where his H20 MultiReturns Fund really comes into its own.
Given the movements of global currencies during the quarter following the Bank of China’s loosening of the renminbi peg, Touboul’s return of 9.84% should come as no surprise.
Tags: Absolute Return | Brazil | Investment Strategy
