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Q&A: Hopes for the second half
Bill McQuaker insists the world economy is now relatively benign. Markets, he tells Philip Scott, are boosted by a degree of security emanating from central banks
Topix decline won’t make Japan fall
Jonathan Greig, manager of the Hermes Japanese Equities fund, remains untroubled by the recent decline in the Topix, believing there is long-term momentum in Japanese markets
IMF putting its trust in BoE
Yanis Varoufakis of the University of Texas tells Tomas Hirst that the IMF will not confront the Government on its policies, relying instead on the BoE to avert systemic difficulties
Good assets make property tick
Ignis Real Estate’s Gary Hutcheson discusses with James Smith the prospects for the property market and its return to a traditional profile of an income-producing asset class
Big opportunities for small caps
Justin Thomson of T Rowe Price tells Adam Lewis that with smaller companies at the forefront of creative development, there are a wealth of opportunities for investors
Argonaut looks to dollar strength
Argonaut’s Barry Norris tells Adam Lewis the great advantage for the US is the dollar and the more the currency gains strength, the more the euro benefits with cheaper goods
Waking the wholesale giant
Steve Hutton, head of UK wholesale at UBS Global Asset Management, tells Adam Lewis of plans to grow the two-sided wholesale business of the group - discretionary and strategic.
Ignis neutral stance is absolute
Ignis fund manager Chris Bowie explains how the Absolute Return Credit fund maintains its neutrality to gain exposure to investment grade and high-yield credit.
