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Pru boss Thiam says regulation could have “unintended consequences”
Tidjane Thiam, chief executive of Prudential, has warned of the “unintended consequences” that European regulation will have on the insurance group at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Tobin tax vs stamp duty: Both are worse, says BDO's Crean
The suggested Europe-wide stamp duty could suffer from many of the problems associated with the so-called Tobin tax, a specialist from BDO argues.
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FCA can ban products for a year under new proposals
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Germany and rest of world in disagreement, says Soros
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Bank and FSA set out regulatory framework
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Harries’ pick Procter & Gamble posts 49% profit fall
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Markets not constructive in eurozone crisis, says Soros
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Afternoon markets: Antofagasta drops at FTSE 100 close
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Hester slammed over RBS bonus
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Aberdeen funds differ on Mitsubishi Estate outlook
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US GDP growth accelerates in fourth quarter
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Government wants FCA to consult on early warnings
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IMF’s Lagarde not “terribly optimistic” over Greece
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Pair linked to insider dealing hedge fund fined by FSA
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Greek haircut needs to be 75%, says Ignis' Bowie
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IMA challenges hidden charges claims
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Morning in brief: Markets await Greek news, Romney on offensive in candidacy campaign
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Morning markets: Intercontinental Hotels slips in early trading
This week's Fund Strategy cover story
Core strength
Global demand for metal falters, which affects prices and exploration budgets. But there is light at the end of the tunnel as emerging economies grow and the long-term outlook for the sector brightens, writes Helen Burnett-Nichols.
Diary
Fund managers diary
Stephen Snowden is a joint manager of the Kames Investment Grade Bond fund, the Kames Absolute Return Bond fund and the Kames Investment Grade Global Bond fund. His diary runs from January 9-16.
FundTalk
Olympic gains
The London 2012 Olympics are just six months away. Later this year, athletes from all over the world will gather in East London to take part in the first Olympic games to be held in the capital since 1948.
Strategy blog
Your worst nightmare
Anyone who advises individuals on wealth management is facing a nightmare that makes the eurozone crisis look like a Christmas panto.
Gee blog
New funds? No, thanks
If I read one more press release telling me the exciting news that XYZ fund management group is proud to announce yet another fund launch I will, quite literally, scream.
Blog
Where did that come from...?
Everyone’s getting far too bearish. There’s a real risk that investors, understandably spooked by Europe, are missing out on returns.
This week's comment
Time to give a bolder message of hope
Though the Republican presidential debates in America have been the target of much scorn and mockery from some corners over the past few months, it is not yet clear who will have the last laugh.
Video
Henderson's Charlie Awdry on Chinese inflation
Charlie Awdry, manager of the £636.7m Henderson China Opportunities fund, talks about how falling inflation in China opens the door for more stimulus in 2012.
