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.
1 – City Financial Absolute Equity
To be at the head of the pack as Q3 moves into Q4 is no mean feat in relatively normal market conditions, but given the volatility seen in the past few months, it is even more impressive.
City Financial’s Absolute Equity manager David Crawford did more than just keep his head above water, deploying a long/short investment approach across the UK and global equities spectrums, Crawford’s 18.29% return means that out of a raft of outperforming absolute return funds, City Financial’s offering topped the lot.
Tags: Absolute Return | Brazil | Investment Strategy
