Until the tail end of last year, funds with a bias towards growth stocks and high-quality assets enjoyed several years of positive performance due to a combination of loose monetary policy, low interest rates and technological disruption.
Until the tail end of last year, funds with a bias towards growth stocks and high-quality assets enjoyed several years of positive performance due to a combination of loose monetary policy, low interest rates and technological disruption. The market cycle appeared to stretch ever further into the distance as economic drivers remained in place, until February 2020 when the coronavirus pandemic derailed economies and stockmarkets. Terry Smith, Anthony Srom and Richard Watts enter FE fundinfo's Hall of Fame With the throes of the pandemic behind us - at least, across developed economi...
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