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Investment trusts: 'Who are the dinosaurs now?'
Investment trusts: 'Who are the dinosaurs now?'
Fund Manager of the Year Awards 2014 - who made the shortlist?
Professional Adviser sister title Investment Week is delighted to announce the shortlist for the 19th Fund Manager of the Year Awards.
Stephanie Flanders on 2014: It will not be stellar but it will be better
Former BBC economics editor and now J.P. Morgan Asset Management's chief market strategist for the UK and Europe Stephanie Flanders give her run down of what investors can expect in the year ahead.
European Fund April 2013
Paul Faulkner interviews Tom Coutts.
Euro budget deal 'close' after through-the-night talks
European leaders are set to announce a long-term deal that would see the EU budget cut, in real terms, for the first time since the European Union was created.
Views on the news: Autumn Statement analysis
Boring, predictable and unachievable - just some of the views about today's Autumn Statement. For these and the rest, here's our round-up of the reaction to the tax and growth figures.
Britain on the brink of budget accord with Brussels
Hopes were rising in Brussels that an unlikely deal with the UK over the EU's long-term budget was taking shape, although the chief negotiator was trying to resolve a deluge of last-minute complaints from other countries on the eve of what could be a...
IMF and EU lock horns as Greece given debt extension
A conflict erupted between the IMF and European Union last night as it was announced Greece would receive a two year extension to meet its debt reduction target.
Is the UK still viable in investors' hunt for income?
SECTOR REPORT
Three global pressure points worrying the IMF
PRESSURE POINT
Finland prepares for euro break-up
Finland's foreign minister said the country is taking measures to prepare itself for a full-blown currency crisis in Europe.
Europe to set out tax evasion sanctions
The European Commission is set to lay out new plans today for a unified approach to tackling tax evasion across member states, including setting up a dedicated team of auditors.
Cyprus becomes fifth victim of eurozone crisis
Cyprus has told European authorities it intends to apply for a bailout, making the country the fifth eurozone country to request international aid.
Banco Santander among 28 Spanish banks downgraded
Moody's Investors Service has downgraded the credit rating on 28 Spanish banks, including Banco Santander, less than a month after cutting the nation's sovereign rating.
Bank shares rocket after £100bn stimulus package
UK bank shares have jumped following last night's announcement of a £100bn stimulus package for the UK economy.
BoE announces new bank stimulus packages
The Bank of England (BoE) is to launch new stimulus packages in a bid to get the economy moving again.
Spain's €100bn bailout boosts euro
A €100bn deal to shore up Spain's banking sector has boosted the euro and financial markets.
Osborne sues EU over short-selling powers
The Chancellor, George Osborne, is taking legal action against the EU over plans to give a pan-European superviser far-reaching powers to ban or limit the short-selling of financial products, the Financial Times reports.
BCC cuts UK growth estimate to 0.1%
The British Chamber of Commerce (BCC) has revised down its forecast for economic growth this year, from 0.6% to 0.1%
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