Our fund listing page is provided by data vendor Financial Express gives quick and easy access to prices / charts for all UK / Offshore funds.

 

How to use the service:

To view a chart simply click the name of the chosen fund.

To jump to a fund managed by a particular manager use either the alphabetical listing at the top of the page, the choose manager drop down list or the next / previous page function (see below)

To switch between fund types click the white links at the top of the page (e.g. life and pensions)

To close a chart lick on the small cross (top right) next to the word close. You can also close all open charts using the close all charts button at the top right of the main page.

The change format function will toggle between a short and extended view of the page.

Which fund prices can I view:

Latest daily fund price information for 35,000 fund share classes.

Funds available
UK unit trusts and OEICs
Life and pension funds (all open and closed series)
FSA recognised offshore funds
Additional offshore funds

Data available:

Buy price
Sell/NAV price
Yield
Percentage change from previous day
1 year total return performance charts
1, 3 and 5 years, and Since Launch total return performance data
1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 years discrete performance data
Price date stamp

What tools are available:

Scroll through the listings or search by fund manager, or alphabetically
Change Format option to extend the listings on each page and reduce the number of pages to scroll through
Load multiple charts on one page by clicking on the individual fund names.
Move and reposition the charts around the page for easy viewing, by clicking, holding and dragging the chart with the ‘Move’ button.

Prices:

Funds are listed in their respective product areas, for example under “unit trusts and OEICs”. Searching for fund managers by name is easy and instant, by using the drop down list or the alphabet, or the “previous page” and “next page” buttons.

All prices displayed are the previous working day's closing prices but depend on the fund type. For unit trusts selling (bid) and buying (offer) prices are shown. OEICs only have a single price. Prices are updated daily, usually by around 9:00 am in the UK, and the date is indicated on the fund performance charts.

All prices are in Pence Sterling unless otherwise stated in brackets.

Historic Pricing:

Historic pricing is based on prices on NAV calculated at the last valuation point. The advantage is that investors know exactly how many units they are going to get for their investment and sellers know exactly how much money they will get for their units. Fund managers are vulnerable to the risk that the fund’s assets may increase between the valuation and dealing points, in which case the units will be under-priced.

Forward Pricing:

Forward pricing, which is more common, is based on prices on NAV calculated at the next valuation point. For example, if an investor buys units at 4.00pm in a fund which uses a 12.00pm valuation point, they will buy on the basis of a price calculated on the next day's 12.00pm valuation.

The disadvantage is that investors do not know how many units they will get for their money, and sellers do not know how much money they will get for their units, until after the next valuation point. For fund managers, there is less risk of mis-pricing.

Yield:

Yield is an indication of the amount of income generated by a fund's investments in relation to the price.

Funds comprising mainly of bonds normally quote a gross redemption yield (total return) after all charges but before tax has been deducted. Funds mainly made up of equities normally quote a yield representing the estimated annual income payout net of tax for basic rate taxpayers. For further information contact the management company.

Percentage Performance:

The performance of the fund's price over the given time period, calculated on a bid price to bid price basis (mid to mid for OEICs) with net income (dividends) reinvested – that is, total return. This shows a theoretical growth in value of a unit holding over a specified period, assuming that distributions (dividends net of the standard rate of tax) are re-invested to purchase additional units of a fund at the closing bid price applicable on the ex-distribution date. Where the distribution is not known on the ex-distribution date the performance of the fund will continue to be calculated daily and will be recalculated back to the ex-distribution date as soon as details are known. The calculation excludes re-investment charges.