Analysis

Thames River's Rob Burdett argues that company balance sheets should be healthy enough to see us through the global storm.

Prudential Portfolio Management Group's Andy Brown believes it is not too late to contain the contagion threatened by Greece's default.

JOHCM's Scott McGlashan claims Japanese companies must look beyond Japan to defy its depressed stock market.

Schroders' Louisa Lo says a drop in exports will see Asian markets affected by the Western downturn.

MFS Investment Management's James Swanson says companies must spend if they want to compete.

Threadneedle's Philip Dicken says a bleak European outlook is is cause for caution, but not excessive negativity.

The Trojan Income fund's Francis Brooke says UK investors should shun volatility for the best returns.

Premier's Simon King says UK firms need to look beyond the UK to prosper.

Better-performing peripheral markets offer some protection during difficult few months in Asia ex Japan sector.

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