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The trustee trying to recover billions for the victims of Bernard Madoff yesterday sued JPMorgan for $6.4bn, claiming it was 'wilfully blind' to the giant fraud.

US markets closed 1% ahead yesterday on a buoyant day for global shares as fears around the European sovereign debt crisis eased.

Octopus Investments' Andrew Buchanan asks why invest in emerging markets abroad, when there is one right here in the UK?

James Harries, manager of the Newton Global Higher Income fund, explains why the new "all change" theme is setting the tone for the whole global thematic framework.

Douglas Roberts, senior international economist at Standard Life Investments, examines what the future holds for the US economy.

OBSR analysts Sarah Bewley and Diego Higuera reveal the Latin American funds currently on their radar.

The IMA has created a new China/Greater China sector and redefined its Global Growth category.

BlackRock's Daniel McKernan has joined Scottish Widows Investment Partnership (Swip) as head of European and UK credit within the fixed income team.

We ask the experts what a successful Irish bailout means for European equities.

In the latest Interactive Financial Adviser debate, our panelists from Legg Mason, Standard & Poor's and Threadneedle discussed US Small Caps.