Tim Steer: How to avoid catastrophic share price falls
Book released today
Many share price collapses could have been predicted and therefore avoided if more attention was paid to companies' annual reports, according to ex-Artemis fund manager Tim Steer in his new book The Signs Were There.
The former manager of the long/short UK Growth fund at Artemis, which had around £750m in assets when he retired from the firm in 2015, criticises fund managers, auditors and regulators alike for failing...
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