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Purist predicts correction for some

By Stephen Wilmot

Published: October 11 2009 10:40 | Last updated: October 11 2009 10:40

Rosemary Banyard believes by benchmarking against the FTSE Smaller Companies index, she and co-manager Andy Brough are taking a more purist approach in their £222m (€240m, €353m) Schroder UK Smaller Companies fund than many of their peers.

She says many funds in the IMA UK Smaller Companies sector use the Hoare Govett Smaller Companies (HGSC) index, which includes about 100 mid-cap names, rather than its FTSE equivalent, which is just small cap.

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