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Thames River manager plans to hedge against a 10% drop in trending markets

Strong outperformance due to limited demand leads Finlayson to cash in holdings

Churchlow and Launder to head up Ucits III products with high conviction approach to active equity management

In an exclusive interview with Investment Week's sister title Credit, Pimco's chief investment officer discusses sovereign risk, regulation of the financial sector, and explains why Pimco no longer sees itself as simply the "authority on bonds"

Emerging markets are making up shortfalls that have resulted from a fall in investment from developed countries

The sharp rally in European equity markets appears to have run ahead of the fragile economic recovery but there still seems to be scope for further setbacks.

The euro area is interesting because the economies of the 16 member states are quite diverse while representing a broad risk spectrum.

A year ago this week, Barack Obama officially became America's 44th president. Christopher Hancock, marketing strategist at Brown Advisory, looks at the economic challenges he has faced and the tests still ahead

Germany's economy shrank by 5% in 2009, suffering its biggest contraction since the Second World War as exports fell sharply, according to official data.

This week's Conjecture panel concludes there are decent returns to be had in equities over the next 12 months and the upswing we are witnessing among developed and emerging economies is synchronised and solid