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Rodeo riders: the fund managers taming wild markets
Sometimes it is just about holding on. Here Citywire Investment Research looks at three of the trickiest markets to get a grip on.
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- Aberdeen Standard re-opens Kaloo fund after assets plunge
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Janus Henderson EM head Finegan and four-strong team to exit
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Fund managers shrug off recession fears and pile into shares
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Woodford sells £40m property firm stake to Barnett
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FCA boss defends role in £237m mini-bond collapse
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Fossil divestment: investing to save the climate
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EIS firm makes key media investment after HMRC clampdown
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FCA business plan: 11 key wealth and fund insights
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Seven-year wealth failure saga to end with measly payout
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Thursday Papers: shake-up of audits will cut clout of Big Four
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Saturday Papers: CIA warning over Huawei
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Friday Papers: Stagecoach fumes over leak of bid
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The Expert View: Unilever, Rentokil and First Derivatives
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Overnight Markets: industrials lead Wall Street higher
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Guernsey expects to 'resolve' Woodford stocks row next week
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Oil stocks weigh on FTSE but Unilever climbs on strong sales
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The Expert View: Bunzl, Capita and Segro
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Overnight Markets: health-care stocks drag Wall Street lower
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Taking stock: why we sold Sainsbury’s
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Man GLG looks to exploit bond disruption with new fund
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The strange slow death of VCT income investment
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Miners cap FTSE gains as Vale ruling sparks price fears
