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More muted performance may be on the cards for US equities, but financials and healthcare can still out-perform, explains Martin Currie's Tom Walker.

Expectations for long-term growth are "unrealistically biased" towards the US, despite the stimulus bazookas unleashed in other regions, argues Brian Jacobsen from Wells Fargo Asset Management.

River and Mercantile is to close three of its global equity funds as head of team Alex Stanic departs the group, Investment Week can reveal.

Mark Slater has sold out of utility company Centrica and bookmaker William Hill in his Income fund, ahead of May's general election.

Policy tightening and stimulus, falling commodity prices and elections - this year is likely to be shaped by conflicting forces, explains Premier's David Hambidge.

Polar Capital plans to add a second European Income fund to its range following demand from clients for a fund which excludes UK stocks.