Columbia Funds Ranks in Top 10 Across All Time Periods in Barron’s Best Fund Families
Firm achieves number 5 ranking over the 10-year time period
Columbia Threadneedle ranked as follows: 1
- 10th out of 46 fund families for 1‑year performance
- 10th out of 42 fund families for 5‑year performance
- 5th out of 42 fund families for 10‑year performance
Columbia Threadneedle is one of only three firms to rank in the top ten across all three time periods. These results reflect the consistent, strong performance of Columbia Threadneedle’s actively managed mutual funds and ETFs across a wide range of asset classes, including General Equity, Mixed Asset, Tax‑Exempt Bond, Taxable Bond, and World Equity.
“We are proud to deliver investment results that place us among the strongest performers in the industry not just over the past year, but over the long term,” said
Columbia Threadneedle’s investment process is driven by close collaboration between globally connected portfolio managers and research analysts, who generate forward-looking insights and drive impactful outcomes for clients across asset classes. This active exchange of fundamental and quantitative perspectives ensures that portfolio construction is informed by diverse viewpoints and a rigorous, research‑intensive approach.
Barron’s Best Fund Families Methodology
Barron’s evaluates fund families based on the asset‑weighted returns of their actively managed funds relative to peers in their respective Lipper categories. Key components of the methodology include:
- Each fund’s performance is ranked within its LSEG Lipper category on a percentile basis.
- Rankings are asset‑weighted relative to the fund family’s other assets in its general classification, meaning larger funds have a proportionally greater impact on a firm’s overall score.
- Excluded from consideration are index funds, but actively managed ETFs and so-called smart-beta ETFs, which are passively managed but created from active strategies, are included.
- Finally, the score is multiplied by the weighting of its general classification, as determined by the Lipper universe of funds.
To qualify, a firm must offer a minimum number of funds across equity and fixed income categories.
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