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Manager's wealth of EM experience has put £104m Jupiter China ahead of its peers

Despite the end of the recession approaching it will take some time to re-establish stability in the commercial property sector, so alternatives might be a better bet

Newly-appointed manager reduces banks exposure to turn around performance on New Star Sterling Bond vehicle

What sets investment trusts apart from their open-ended peers?

The current economic recovery could just be a pattern that will repeat itself for some time. A plan to escape the malaise is needed

The Waxman-Markey bill, passed at the end of last month, sets out the basis for a new negotiating stance and will boost prospects for reaching an agreement in Copenhagen in December, without having to wait for US approval

What have hedge funds done to navigate the maze of the credit crisis?

Twenty years into his career, Neil Bridge says he is still as driven to achieve his objective of making Schroders "… the number one group for the foreseeable future"

A move to riskier stocks earlier in the year has paid off for Threadneedle's Weldon

Rathbones Unit Trust Management CIO Julian Chillingworth and S&P global equity strategist Alec Young debate the outlook for the global economy