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Hargreaves cuts Martin Currie Global Alpha from 150
11 Mar 2010 | 08:35
Hargreaves Lansdown has dropped Martin Currie's Global Alpha fund from its Wealth 150 list, citing lagging relative performance and poor stock selection.
Martin Currie launches China Oeic
Martin Currie has today launched its UK-domiciled China fund managed by James Chong.
10 Mar 2010 | 08:26
Japan recovery to continue, says JOHCM's McGlashan
J O Hambro Capital Management’s Scott McGlashan believes the recovery of Japan’s economy and stock market should continue in 2010, especially if the Bank of Japan eases monetary policy.
08 Mar 2010 | 16:40
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- Saltus locks in profits on sterling slide
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