Chelsea research team makes changes to Chelsea Selection
16 February 2024 – Chelsea’s research team has made a number of changes to its Chelsea Selection.
Following its latest investment meeting, the Chelsea Research team has added four new funds and moved five existing funds to the Chelsea Selection, promoted four existing funds to the Core Selection list and removed three funds.
Funds added to Chelsea Selection:
- Aegon High Yield Bond
- Fidelity Asian Smaller Companies
- Royal London Global Equity Income
- Aviva Global Equity Income
Funds promoted to Chelsea Core Selection:
- GQG Emerging Markets Equity
- WS Evenlode Global Equity
- Artemis UK Select
- Man GLG Sterling Corporate Bond
Funds leaving the Chelsea Selection:
- Redwheel Global Equity Income
- Fidelity Global Special Situations
Funds leaving the Chelsea Core Selection:
- Lindsell Train UK Equity
- Redwheel Global Emerging Markets
- TwentyFour Corporate Bond
- Premier Miton European Opportunities
- Baillie Gifford Pacific
JOHCM UK Dynamic was removed from both the Chelsea Core Selection and wider Chelsea Selection.
You can find out more about some of these funds in the latest edition of our Viewpoint magazine, which is available to download here.
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