Managers remember Lehmans 10 years on: 'It was a lesson in fighting fear and your instincts'

Experts' experiences and lessons learned

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As we mark the decade anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, asset allocators and fund selectors remember 'the emotional impact' of the event that saw close to $10trn (£7.68trn) losses in global equity markets, fuelling the worst financial crisis in recent history, and explain how it affected them as investors.

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