Six years on: Which European funds have performed best since Draghi's 'whatever it takes' promise?

Investors who backed Draghi (pictured) have been rewarded, according to data from FE, with the MSCI Europe ex-UK returning 111% versus 79.6% for the FTSE All Share. The average European equity fund has returned 121% with Rory Powe's £1.6bn Man GLG Continental European Growth fund posting the strongest performance, returning 238% over the period. David Walton's £444m Marlborough European Multi-Cap fund saw the second best performance, increasing 186%, while Alexander Darwall's £5.6bn Jupiter European fund came third, jumping 183%. Darius McDermott, managing director at Chelsea Finan...