Smaller companies have provided great returns for investors off the back of the UK recovery, but how likely is it to continue? PureResearch's Patrick Murphy takes a look...
It is often said that smaller companies are the engine of growth in an economy and, with the UK economy seemingly improving year-on-year, it would make sense for investors to get exposure to this asset class. The UK Smaller Companies sector has been a very strong performer over the last three years, with funds such as River and Mercantile UK Equity Smaller Companies returning 105% and Fidelity UK Smaller Companies up 94.7%. Even some of the sector's largest funds, such as Cazenove UK Smaller Companies, have not let investors down, with a more-than-respectable return of 80.3% over the ...
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