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Investment Week digital edition - 3 September 2018
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Back to work: What big stories did you miss over the summer?
Round-up of the biggest stories of the past few weeks
M&G's Rhodes on finding his best ideas in cyclical stocks
Offer meaningful upside
Whitbread shares soar 19% on shock Coke deal
Agreed to sell Costa Coffee
Trump: European Union is 'almost as bad as China, just smaller'
Fears of trade war
Argentina hikes interest rates to 60%
On back of plummeting currency
What the rise of segregated mandates means for our industry
Due diligence is key
Revealed: Finalists for the 2018 Fund Services Awards and Investment Research Awards
Both ceremonies take place on 3 October
Carney reportedly asked to remain BoE governor for another year amid escalating Brexit concerns
Tenure ends in June 2019
US stocks jump as Trump agrees new trade deal with Mexico
Announcement made on Monday
The five tech risks that can be an opportunity for wealth firms
Turning threats into solutions
'Uncertainty remains the word of the moment' as asset managers prepare for no-deal Brexit
Industry reaction to government's technical notices
Government warns UK fund groups will lose passporting rights unless EU takes action
Asset management 'delegation model will continue' post-Brexit
Beckett Asset Management launches global equity portfolio
Investing in themes such as tech and healthcare
UK investors believe 'government does not have their back' on Brexit
According to EISA survey
Asset managers struggling with cross-border distribution data challenges
Eyeing tech solutions
SVM's Lawson: Positive discrimination is not the way to tackle diversity
Emphasis on grassroots education encouraged
M&G's Leaviss: No cruise speed yet for central banks
How have they performed this summer?
Fidelity finalises move to segregated mandates on multi-asset range
Nine sub-funds launching
Gallery: Who were the winners and losers of the UK's summer heatwave?
Hottest summer since 1976
Greece completes three-year EU bailout programme
Will be able to borrow on financial markets for first time in eight years
Lloyds, BP, Glaxo: Which were the top ten most bought companies in H1 2018?
Bias towards income payers
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