The chairman gets all hot under the collar about the FSA's stance on past performance
From time to time the chairman of the insignificantly-sized investment company SmallBluePlanet can get some pretty strange ideas into his head – not least, his utter conviction that the stubbly bloke in DWS's Ratebuster ads is Chelsea manager José Mourinho doing a bit of moonlighting. He always reserves his most strident opinions, however, for discussions about risk, past performance and fund charges and thus – obviously and by extension – the Financial Services Authority. Most of these rants take place of a Monday lunchtime and are sparked off by something he's read in his Sunday press cu...
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