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We've had a shock resignation, a stripped knighthood and a few choice words from none other than Richard Buxton. But how much do you remember? (You'll find the answers on page two.) 1. Who was Paddy Power giving odds of 1000/1 to take the top spot at RBS following Stephen Hester's resignation earlier this week? a) Fred Goodwin b) Bob Diamond c) Stuart Gulliver 2. What percentage of UK funds are producing a superior performance, according to Old Mutual's Richard Buxton? a) 5% to 10% b) 10% to 15% c) 15% to 20% 3. The number of people aged 65 and over still in work has now pa...

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