
Active Global Funds: Performance & Attribution 2025
- Steve Holden
- January 8, 2026
- Global
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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Indonesia has seen a sharp decline in fund positioning, with both exposure and participation falling to their lowest levels in over 15 years
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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China allocations have recovered from the lows, but momentum has stalled—masking active shifts beneath the surface.
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UK Active Fund Performance & Attribution, Q3 2025 Active UK equity managers have once again found themselves grappling with a tough market backdrop. Despite an average return of 11.75% across the peer group through Q3, the benchmark has proven an even tougher competitor. The SPDR FTSE All Share ETF delivered a 15.9% gain year-to-date—comfortably ahead of nearly three-quarters of …
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