Discover the top 20 of over 200 peer groups such as Europe real estate funds or global technology funds.
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Discover over 30,000 investment funds and compare the respective best products according to various criteria.
Discover new funds for any investment focus within the 200 peer groups. Display the best funds of various asset classes (e.g. stock funds, pension funds), regions (e.g. global, Europe, Asia) or topics (e.g. technology, healthcare) to determine the top performers.
Enter a fund in the CAPinside fund search to see how it performs in comparison to the benchmark and comparable products. At a glance you will see the selected fund's ranking within its investment focus and you will be able to see the top 20 funds of its peer group with a click.
You have already learned about various funds and would like to get a clear comparison of them? Our fund comparison will support you in making an objective decision. Compare the performance of up to 10 funds and see all important data at a glance.
Whether you are a professional or private investor, investment decisions should be made on the basis of objective information that you actually understand. The independent nature of the data as well as the transparency of the ranking therefore take priority.
In addition to performance and volatility (value fluctuation), there are still other key figures that you can compare. These include the subscription fee, the fund volume and the use of income. The investment focus more precisely specifies the funds in which investments are made. These include the fund type (e.g. stock funds or pension funds) and specific regions, topics or sectors. Example of investment focuses include Europe all cap stock funds, global real estate funds or dynamic emerging markets mixed funds.
Even if you are already invested in funds, a comparison is worth your time. In the fund comparison you can discover the top performers in various asset classes, investment regions or topics or evaluate the performance of your fund in comparison to its peer group.
When comparing the performance of different investment funds, always take a look at multiple periods and pay attention to how the products performed in times of crisis. For full transparency, you should be able to switch between various periods (e.g. 1 year, 3 years and 5 years) in every fund comparison.
When the expected returns of investment funds rise, normally so does their risk. You should therefore absolutely factor your personal risk tolerance into the comparison. Multiple key figures in the fund comparison say something about risk. While the volatility reflects the fluctuation ('How much does the value of my fund fluctuate?'), the Sharpe ratio relates this to the returns ('Is the risk worth it?') Another risk indicator is the SRRI (synthetic risk and reward indicator), which classifies the risk on a scale from 1-7 and is required by law The value is based on the volatility of the last five years. A value of 1 indicates a low risk, while a value of 7 indicates a high risk.
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