Investment Week digital edition - 9 December 2019

Last 2019 edition of the print magazine online

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The final print edition of Investment Week for 2019 is now available to read online.

Click here to download the digital version of this week's issue.

This week's exclusive articles include: 

The Big Question: Best and worst investments of 2019

Eight fund managers reveal which trades have paid off well - and which ones underwhelmed

M&G property fund suspension: The beginning of the end?

Contagion risk on the cards for funds following fund gating, experts warn

The Big Interview: Invesco's Gary Buxton

"We plan to double AUM over the next four years"

Elite Radar: The top three funds for 2020

FundCalibre's Darius McDermott picks his best choices for the year ahead

Continental battle: European stocks vs the US

What would it take for the former to outperform the latter?

Merry Christmas from Investment Week

The next print edition of Investment Week will be out in mid-January 2020.

Until then, keep up to date with all the latest news, views and analysis on our website and social media channels.

From all of us at Investment Week, we wish all our readers a merry Christmas and a happy new year.

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