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Drazen Jorgic
| 12:14 | 19 Nov 2008
Citywire's exclusive analysis of 88 fund managers with a five year track record in Japan reveal that only one has outperformed his peers for five years in a row.
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Dylan Lobo
| 13:38 | 19 Nov 2008
Lloyds TSB private bank has handed Julius Baer a €356 million absolute return mandate.
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Pietro Cecere
| 12:35 | 19 Nov 2008
The latest figures from Italian asset management association, Assogestioni, show that outflows in the country have continued but at a slower rate.
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Danielle Levy
| 06:31 | 19 Nov 2008
Legg Mason Royce Smaller Companies manager Whitney George believes the natural resources sector has the potential to emerge from the recent market sell-off even stronger.
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David Braid
| 12:24 | 18 Nov 2008
Borsa Italiana launches new market, only 26% of German fund sales positive in October, M&G launch two new equity funds in Germany, Spanish bank Caja Castilla La Mancha seeks help from rescue package, the major fund stories from around Europe
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Philip Haddon
| 09:56 | 18 Nov 2008
Pimco, the world's largest bond manager, has launched a global multi alpha fund which it hopes will show that its expertise is not restricted to the fixed income arena.
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Drazen Jorgic
| 06:41 | 18 Nov 2008
Peter Elam Håkansson says the combination of indebted oligarchs and weak financial system destabilised Russia but highlights the need for long-term view.
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Danielle Levy
| 06:21 | 18 Nov 2008
The energy manager currently topping the sector's rankings is expecting the oil price to level around the $70 per barrel mark as Europe fully enters recession. In this environment, he is avoiding oil services and integrated companies.
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Angus Foote
| 14:22 | 10 Nov 2008
LGT’s origins and long-term owners give Michael Simmeth the backing he needs to support his managers through times of trouble. And amid the current turmoil, he explains, being based in peaceful Pfäffikon is a definite advantage.
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