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Lee Robertson, CEO of wealth management firm Investment Quorum, explains why he is still positive on equity markets despite negative sentiment.

Nick Blake, head of retail sales at Vanguard Asset Management, on whether we have reached a tipping point on fund costs.

Mark Barnett, manager of the Invesco Perpetual UK Strategic Income fund, on why investors should not dismiss the out-of-favour UK equity market.

As George Osborne reveals the Office for Budget Responsibility has revised down growth forecasts in the UK and government borrowing is moved higher, fund managers and economists give their view on 2011's Autumn Statement.

Chancellor George Osborne has slashed his growth forecast for the next few years but says the UK is unlikely to slide into recession.

The OECD has warned the UK is teetering on the edge of a double-dip recession, and has called for further of quantitative easing to support the economy.

Conservative MPs yesterday increased pressure on George Osborne to cut taxes even if it had to be paid for by extra borrowing.

Patrick Evershed lost his cool on his last day at New Star, attacking the firm's CIO for preventing him topping up a position in HBOS, an employment tribunal heard today.

For those seeking a break from the norm, Owain Thomas discovers the IPMI market is both growing strongly and increasingly dynamic

The Financial Ombudsman has defended its hiring and training process after a 25-year-old law graduate with no financial services experience was found to have become an adjudicator after just a month's training.