Aberdeen's Docherty takes defensive stance to protect against MENA woes

Natalie Kenway
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The disruption and anti-government protests seen in the MENA region stems from the US Federal Reserve printing money, said Aberdeen's head of global equities, who has moved defensive to protect portfolios from further unrest.

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