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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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Aberdeen: Private market fundamentals 'matter more than ever'

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By Gary Jackson
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Private markets are shifting into a more selective phase, with returns increasingly set to hinge on asset quality, income resilience and operational performance rather than a broad recovery, according to Aberdeen Investments. Aberdeen's latest Private Markets House View argued that rising performance dispersion is increasing the importance of manager selection, sector positioning and diversification.
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Vanguard launches four new US passive funds

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By Jonathan Jones Verified
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Vanguard has launched four new US exchange-traded funds (ETF) to give investors more choice when buying into the world’s largest market. The Vanguard Russell 2000 U.S. Small-Cap UCITS ETF and Vanguard Russell U.S. Mid-Cap UCITS ETF will both cost investors 0.2% per year and offer access to companies further down the market capitalisation spectrum.
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The long-term UK laggards turning things around in 2026

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By Jonathan Jones Verified
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This year has been a rollercoaster, with UK funds struggling in the first quarter before recovering from their nadir at the end of March to make high single-digit returns. Within this tumultuous time, it has allowed some formerly struggling funds to bounce back. In this series, Trustnet looks at the funds that have had a miserable decade, landing in the bottom quartile of their respective Investment Association sector, but where there are signs of rebound in 2026.
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Scottish Mortgage Manager Insights: Tom Slater

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Publication date: 09 July 2026 Published by: Baillie Gifford From AI infrastructure and space-based connectivity to digital finance, Tom Slater reflects on a year defined by disruption and opportunity. Capital at risk.
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How to invest in the swathe of AI-related debt

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By Emmy Hawker Verified
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Debt issuance is accelerating as the AI build-out accelerates and expands – and for Andreas Michalitsianos, manager of JPM Global Corporate Bond, that creates more opportunity for bond investors than most realise. In 2025, the largest hyperscalers – including Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle – issued around $120bn in US corporate bonds versus an average of $28bn per year between 2020 and 2024, with Morgan Stanley forecasting that total AI-related global debt issuance will reach $570bn in 2026.
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What truck depots, workshops and golf tell us about the US economy

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By Nish Patel
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The most useful company meetings are those that show you what the narrative is missing. I was reminded of this on a recent trip to the US, split between a conference in Florida and time on the road in Arizona visiting companies at their headquarters. Across the week, I met around 50 US companies. It showed me that there is no neat one-liner to sum up the environment in the US. The picture is highly idiosyncratic and therefore, for active smaller company investors such as ourselves, more interesting.
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The funds and trusts offering investors access to Europe’s mid-cap strength

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By Emmy Hawker Verified
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European mid-caps have been the strongest part of the region’s equity market over the past decade, recent Trustnet research found, and market experts believe the segment is well-placed to continue outperforming. As such, Trustnet asked fund selectors to identify funds and investment trusts they believe offer meaningful exposure to Europe’s blossoming mid-sized businesses.
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America at 250 in six charts

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Publication date: 08 July 2026 Published by: Capital Group For investors, America’s 250th birthday allows time for reflection. At 250, the US economy remains the envy of the world, even as the global system is undergoing dramatic changes. Below are six charts that highlight how it got here and where the country may be headed. Read more >
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Scottish Mortgage Podcast: In Conversation with Gopuff’s Co-Founder

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Publication date: 08 July 2026 Published by: Baillie Gifford From late-night convenience to everyday essentials, Gopuff is rethinking how people shop. Scottish Mortgage has backed Gopuff since 2021 – and in the latest episode of Invest in Progress, co-founder Yakir Gola discusses the company's long-term ambition. Capital at risk.
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Merlin Weekly Macro: Debt, delinquency and Manchesterism

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Publication date: 08 July 2026 Published by: Jupiter Asset Management The Merlin team examines Andy Burnham’s views on the economy, the challenges he may face and how national financing fits with his plans for devolution and regional budgets. Read more > Editor's Picks Loading...
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