Equities

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Just 24 hours after the Federal Reserve ended QE in the US, the Bank of Japan surprised global markets last Friday by extending its own stimulus programme. We look at ten global equity funds which may benefit.

Jupiter's Philip Ehrmann and Kathryn Langridge are to join Manulife Asset Management at the start of next year, Investment Week understands.

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Jupiter managers Philip Ehrmann and Kathryn Langridge are to leave the company as it reshuffles its emerging markets team, Investment Week can reveal.