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MAM changes Miton funds sectors
MAM Funds has announced sector changes for its multi-manager Miton fund range to take place from June 18.
Posen to leave Bank's MPC
Adam Posen is leaving the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee to become the next president of the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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Manager change for t1ps funds
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Posen to leave Bank's MPC
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Hearthstone to launch residential property fund
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Fitch cuts Greek rating and warns of mass downgrade
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Pogmore appointed as Neptune intermediary sales manager
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Don't blame advisers for Arch cru losses, says MP
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DFMs mull fee review on HMRC VAT stance
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Morning in brief: Northern Rock bail-out could cost £2bn
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FTSE 100 OPEN: Index slips as world leaders prepare to meet
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FTSE 100 CLOSE: Lloyds and RBS on bottom as index sinks further
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Cameron: Eurozone at crossroads
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F&C to launch US value investment trust
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Support for QE3 'growing within the Fed'
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Advisers slam lack of clarity on RDR charging rules
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Former Close executives set up investment manager
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FSA ban on execution-only commission expected by most firms
This week's Fund Strategy cover story
Lost in space
When man first landed on the moon in 1969 it was widely believed that the event heralded an era of scientific and technological advancement. But we have become less ambitious and more pessimistic, writes Daniel Ben-Ami.
Scam

Scam
While the chairman laments the investment world’s obsession with acronyms, his pet hamster, Adair is working off its own demons, which have materialised in the shape of an inflatable rat.
Diary
Fund manager's diary
Tristan Hanson is head of asset allocation at Ashburton. His diary runs from April 23-29.
Blog
More questions than answers
We expected a turbulent second quarter and it certainly hasn’t disappointed as yet.
Gee blog
RDR - Disaster waiting to happen?
So here’s my latest worry: could RDR actually create more bad advice?
This week's comment
More funds needed on road to discovery
Just last week it was announced that technology firm Wicked Lasers has created an actual light sabre using an extremely powerful laser, while for Star Trek we already have the smartphone.
Blog
Europe could be heading for disarray
Last year’s losers have all seemed to rebound as winners in the first quarter of 2012 with strength in growth assets matched by weakness in the value sector.
Opinion
Creating the conditions for truly active management
It’s hard not to agree with Mark Dampier’s concern, expressed in Fundweb last week, that there are not enough decent active managers.
AIC blog
Why we won't plead guilty to these charges
Last week, the Association of Investment Companies (AIC) published its new methodology for calculating ’Ongoing Charges’ to replace total expense ratios.
American blog
Blame it on the weather
Years back, I wrote speeches for the chief executive of an international food company. When revenues slumped, my colleagues would suggest, “blame it on the weather”.







