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We are winners. The renowned fund rating agency Feri has investigated 48 investment companies with fixed-income and equity funds that invest in Europe, and it has found MEAG to be the pick of the bunch in Germany.

MEAG not only came out ahead of Allianz Global Investors, it also beat DWS, Deka, Union Investment and all the smaller German players that are often thought to have an advantage in the race for the best performance, because they specialise.

The fact that only bond and share funds investing in Europe were tested is not a big caveat to this MEAG success: Germans invest the lion's share of their fund capital within Europe. The fund capital invested outside Europe is inconsequential in comparison. Whether you consider this to be good or bad doesn't change the fact.

MEAG has continued to take significant steps towards a more aggressive orientation of its funds in recent years, which is a fine line: We want to retain the benefits of a conservative, asset-protecting investment style while at the same time further developing the advantages of active portfolio management.

Süddeutsche Zeitung, Financial Times Deutschland and Handelsblatt have all reported on MEAG's outstanding performance in this study. And not without reason: Of 82 companies surveyed, MEAG is the only German investment firm ranking in the top 15 with its European equity funds.