Three things clients may call you about this week

... clients may call you about this week

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Professional Adviser's weekly round-up of the articles that may have caught your clients' attention over the weekend...

  ‘Devastated' equity markets Investors may or may not concern themselves with what particular fund managers think could happen to particular markets at particular times, but Mail readers may have been struck by an article assessing investors' options in the wake of Crispin Odey's warning of an equities ‘bloodbath' in the coming months. In a note to clients, the hedge fund manager warned a severe global economic downturn will result in equity markets getting ‘devastated'.   Insurer spot checks Clients may request you carry out a little digging on their behalf this week, if t...

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