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A £20bn bailout plan to help debt-laden Greece has been agreed by all 16 eurozone countries.

While it is undoubtedly premature to prepare the obituary for European monetary union, the financial downturn of the past few years has mercilessly exposed its inherent flaws.

This week's panel discusses European equities and the impact of the Greek tragedy

Roger Guy and Guillaume Rambourg have cut their Gartmore European Absolute Return fund's net market exposure from 32% to 18% this year in response to Greece's debt crisis.

Global listed property securities provided good returns for investors in 2009 and markets rallied as the global economy responded to government stimulus measures.

A former employee of Lloyds Banking Group has accused the bank of artificially inflating its profits by almost £1bn through the use of aggressive tax-avoidance schemes and exotic "Lehman- style" offshore deals which he said amounted to false accounting....

Government plans to cut the budget deficit are not ambitious enough, a European Commission report will say on Wednesday.

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

Greek debt will remain volatile until Athens takes financial support from the EU or IMF, according to Stephen Drew.

Augustus Asset Managers' funds are to invest more heavily in convertible bonds as it feels the equity risk premium is now higher than the premium it can earn on vanilla bonds.