FSA compares two European (ex-UK) small-cap equity products: the Barings Europe Select Trust and the Merian Europe (ex UK) Smaller Companies.
Tag: European small caps
Are listed family businesses the safer bet?
Concerns about family-owned companies tend to be distorted and data shows they outperform their non-family counterparts, according to Jean Keller, CEO of Quaero Capital.
HEAD-TO-HEAD: Allianz Global Investors vs Kempen International Funds
FSA compares the Allianz Europe Small Cap Equity Fund with the Kempen European Small-Cap Fund.
A PE-type approach to buying listed small caps
European small caps with some family ownership that drop sharply in price are the focus of Quaero Capital’s fund, according to Marc Saint John Webb, a partner at the Geneva-based firm.
Q&A: The risk and reward of European small cap investing
Small cap equities had five fold returns over the last 16 years, far ahead of large cap performance, according to Andrew Paisley, manager of Standard Life Investments European Smaller Companies Fund.
Video: Standard Life Investments on Europe’s small caps
Andrew Paisley, manager of SLI’s European Smaller Companies Fund, makes the case for Europe’s small caps.
SLI: Perceived risk hides small caps outperformance
Small cap equities provide better risk-adjusted returns than large caps, despite higher volatility, said Andrew Paisley, manager of Standard Life Investment’s European Smaller Companies Fund.
Catching small caps that fly under the radar
Finding stocks that fly under the radar of analysts is key to small cap investing, according to Ross McSkimming, investment director for equities at Standard Life Investments.
FSA Investment Forum Singapore: Opportunities in European small caps
In a video interview, Pierre-Amaury Tabarly, investment specialist at BNP Paribas Investment Partners, says that a good play on Europe’s recovery is through small cap investment.
