Emerging markets

Lombard Odier's Stéphane Monier says EM's have to manage the rate at which they raise the value of their currencies, or else risk destabilising their economies.

Lazard's Kevin O'Hare explains why investing in developing economies is the next best play.

Invesco Perpetual head of investment Neil Woodford is warning investors to not get overly carried away by the China growth story, believing the burgeoning country still faces "huge challenges".

First State's Jonathan Asante has warned emerging markets are heading for a bubble because policymakers have resumed quantitative easing.

Schroders chief economist Keith Wade has labelled the Federal Reserve's $600bn QE2 programme as an "aggressive act" to devalue the dollar.

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Fidelity veteran Anthony Bolton has committed to run his China Special Situations trust until at least April 2013.

Only one manager in the UK could hit the headlines by purchasing a stake in a company which equated to just 0.067% of his total funds under management.

Fidelity veteran Anthony Bolton discusses the first six months at the helm of his China Special Situations trust and explains why he is loving his return to fund management.

French insurance giant Axa and Australian asset manager AMP have made an A$13.3bn bid for Axa Asia Pacific.