Fund of the week: a contrarian to match Bolton

Since Anthony Bolton left full-time fund management in 2008, finding an equally skilled contrarian investor hasn't been so easy. But now, one name stands out.

When it comes to 'special situations' investing, Anthony Bolton has long been the UK's top dog. But since he left full-time fund management at Fidelity in 2008, finding an equally skilled contrarian investor hasn't been so easy.

Alistair Mundy, manager of the Investec UK Special Situations Fund, might be just the man. His fund is up 37.3% over one year against a 24.7% rise for the FTSE All-Share, putting it ahead of its closest rival, the Majedie Special Situations Fund, which returned 33.5%.

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