Clerical Medical has opened its composite Worldwide Special Situations fund, which invests equally in Fidelity's Special Situations and Global Special Situations portfolios, to new business. The move comes as a result of Fidelity's decision to remove the extra initial charge placed on the Special Situations fund in 2005. The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) is to run a one-day seminar on the management of clients' portfolios entitled 'Responsibility for your clients' investment returns: can you sleep at night?' The event will take place on 22 November 2006 at Woburn House, 20 Tavistoc...
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