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Smith & Williamson UK Equity Growth fund becomes a top quartile performer

By Forensic News, FE Trustnet
Monday August 02, 2010 at 01:05

Smith & Williamson UK Equity Growth fund has achieved a total return of -3.57% over the 3 years to 31/07/2010, and has become a top quartile performer in the UK All Companies sector.

Measured over 3 years, Smith & Williamson UK Equity Growth fund has risen from second quartile compared to a month ago.

The fund, managed by Rupert Fleming, Charles Deptford, is now ranked 75 out of 320 funds in the UK All Companies sector.

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