FUND SCORE-UK funds led by emerging markets last week-Lipper
LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - UK-domiciled funds had a strong week to Friday May 8, led by global emerging markets products, data from Thomson Reuters research firm Lipper showed on Monday.
Asia Pacific funds also performed well, as did funds investing in European smaller companies. Global bonds, UK gilts and UK index-linked gilts were the only sectors to post negative returns in the week.
The table below lists weekly performance measured by Lipper in categories as defined by the Investment Management Association.
WEEK TO MAY 8
SECTOR RETURN(%)
IMA Global Emerging Markets 6.92 IMA Asia Pacific Excluding Japan 6.40 IMA European Smaller Companies 5.00 IMA Asia Pacific Including Japan 4.95 IMA UK All Companies 4.79 IMA UK Equity Income 4.33 IMA Specialist 4.29 IMA Europe Including UK 4.11 IMA UK Equity Income & Growth 4.00 IMA UK Smaller Companies 3.90 IMA Global Growth 3.74 IMA Europe Excluding UK 3.64 IMA North America 3.46 IMA UK Equity & Bond Income 3.35 IMA Property 3.03 IMA Active Managed 2.74 IMA Japan 2.69 IMA Balanced Managed 2.49 IMA Technology & Telecoms 2.23 IMA North American Sm Companies 2.19 IMA £ High Yield 1.92 IMA UK Zeros 1.92 IMA Pensions 1.89 IMA Japanese Smaller Companies 1.61 IMA Cautious Managed 1.52 IMA Unclassified 1.11 *IMA Absolute Return 0.95 IMA £ Strategic Bond 0.63 IMA Guaranteed/Protected 0.12 IMA £ Corporate Bond 0.07 IMA Money Market 0.02 IMA Global Bonds -0.30 IMA UK Gilt -1.33 IMA UK Index Linked Gilt -1.48 * The IMA Absolute Return sector includes offshore funds.
Lipper, a Thomson Reuters company, is a leading fund research and analysis organisation, providing independent insight on global collective investment including mutual funds, retirement funds, hedge funds, fund fees and fund expenses to the asset management and media communities.
Lipper's data covers 196,000 share classes and over 108,000 funds in 57 registered-for-sale universes. It provides the free Lipper Leader ratings for mutual funds registered for sale in 27 countries. Additional information is available at www.lipper.com (Compiled by Joel Dimmock; editing by Cecilia Valente)
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