Funds to ride a post-election bank rally

Natalie Kenway
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Bank shares were clear winners in the days following the Conservatives' shock election win, and fund managers predict they have further to run. Investment Week lists funds positioned for a further rally in bank shares.

Henry Dixon, manager of the GLG UK Income fund and Jupiter's Steve Davies, who runs the Undervalued Assets and UK Growth funds, have said, despite a slight retreat in share prices since the post-election bounce, the banks will continue to perform well. They noted the risk of a Labour-led government with its promises of an increase to the tax levy and "more combative" regulation has been removed, while the Tories are more likely draw a line under bank fines. Dixon said: "The real winners from the election result are the banks, which we as investors can now look at in a much more favourabl...

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