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FE Trustnet was formed in December 1995 and in October 2002 was acquired by Financial Express (Holdings) UK (Limited). FE specialises in the collection, validation and distribution of fund and equity prices, and factsheet information, and is the main supplier of data to the UK financial sector (www.financialexpress.net).
Our service is aimed at private investors and Independent Financial Advisers and covers UK collective investment funds. All information is intended to be entirely factual and unbiased.
We offer completely free access to our website as the fund management companies whose products are covered pay us a subscription fee. A reduced level of information is available for funds not paying a subscription. Revenue is also generated from the banner adverts placed throughout the site. Source
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Search ArticlesAsia's one-trade market: Why Schroder Oriental Income is betting against AI narrowness
Asia's rally over the past year has had one driver: AI. Under these circumstances, it might be surprising that an income trust such as Schroder Oriental Income has been doing as well as it has. The £1bn trust has topped the IT Asia Pacific Equity Income sector over one, three and five years, returning 52.8% against 40.7% for the sector and 38.9% for the MSCI AC Pacific ex Japan index over the past 12 months.
You're not as good an investor as you think
You’re not an amazing investor. I am not sure who needs to hear it, but I fear too many people may need this reality check. For anyone who started investing after 2008 (as I did), the sad reality is that we are not as gifted, brilliant or visionary as we might think we are, we are just the product of an exceptionally lucky period in markets. Investors have had an easy time of it since the financial crisis, with most people able to triple their money over 10 years.
Where managers see risk and reward for the rest of the year
Fund managers are still buying risk assets going into the back half of 2026, but they are picking their spots. Money is moving into UK equities trading at half the valuation of global markets, into US companies outside the handful of technology names that have driven returns, and into the full remit of firms feeding into the AI build-out rather than just the biggest winners.
Picks, shovels and bubbles
Publication date: 21 August 2026 Published by: Kepler Trust Intelligence In which we ask, where are all the original picks and shovels companies now? Click here to read more: https://tinyurl.com/bdhdbcpj
Aberdeen Equity Income Trust: Finding income and opportunity in an undervalued UK market
Publication date: 21 August 2026 Published by: Aberdeen Investments Aberdeen Equity Income Trust has continued to deliver strong income growth over the past six months, supported by the resilience of its portfolio holdings. . Listen here >
Good things come to those who wait
Publication date: 21 August 2026 Published by: Kepler Trust Intelligence There’s still value on offer. Click here to read more: https://tinyurl.com/5bncrwsy
Why one sustainability fund manager says you’re judging clean energy all wrong
After years of lacklustre returns, clean energy stocks are having a strong 2026 – but one fund manager says the real problem is how investors are measuring success in the first place.
Diversification vs dilution: Striking the right balance
When constructing a portfolio, diversification is an obvious priority for many. You want to make sure you have good exposure across the board (in terms of assets, sectors and geographies) and that you haven’t got too many eggs in one basket, to put it plainly. A lot of the time we focus on the former in investment commentary – the best funds to include in a portfolio, the countries on the up, the sectors set to flourish in the next cycle. All well and good.
Temple Bar trust’s seven new stocks in 2026
Temple Bar investment trust had a tough first half of the year, the company revealed in its results this morning, with its net asset value (NAV) total return of 5.4% lagging the 7.2% made by the FTSE All Share. This only looks at the performance of its underlying holdings, however. When taking into account the trust’s own share price swings, the trust made slightly less at 5.2%.
UK fund sales rebound in Q2 2026 after weak start to the year
UK retail fund flows recovered sharply in the second quarter of this year, with net sales close to £5bn, according to the latest Pridham report from ISS Market Intelligence. The rebound follows more than £4bn in outflows in the first quarter and marks an improvement on the same period in 2025. Meanwhile, gross sales climbed to over £90bn, reflecting a significant increase in overall transaction activity across the market.