Fidelity veteran Anthony Bolton has committed to run his China Special Situations trust until at least April 2013.
The FTSE 100 was down almost 2% this afternoon as fears over Europe's sovereign debt woes and tighter monetary policy in China continued to weigh on investors.
Fidelity veteran Anthony Bolton discusses the first six months at the helm of his China Special Situations trust and explains why he is loving his return to fund management.
Managers are expecting the Chinese government to continue to raise interest rates and begin to normalise monetary policy as the country looks to control rising inflationary pressures.
BlackRock's Daniel Tubbs has increased the £200m Emerging Market fund's exposure to coal companies in the past three months on the view demand for this will soar this winter.
ON SPECIALIST MARKETS
The mainland Chinese stockmarket suffered its worst decline in about a year on Friday, as talk of further imminent rate hikes spooked investors.
China's inflation rate hit a two-year high in October at 4.4%, driven by an increase in food prices.