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Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) chief executive Mark Neale has said next year the service hopes to be able to publish a full account of what it has clawed back from firms who mis-sold Keydata products.

Investors are entering one of "the most dangerous phases" of the economic and market cycle, Henderson's co-head of multi-asset has warned.

Brown Shipley is seeking to take on more staff and may look to make acquisitions after strong growth for the business in 2013.

Simon Redgrove and Andrew Fay are to exit Close Brothers Asset Management, three years after it acquired their firm Cavanagh for £26m.

Marlborough Fund Managers is to overhaul its US equity fund and rename its European equity offering to emphasise its focus on multi-cap investing.

Former government chief whip Andrew Mitchell has invested in a high-profile film financing company considered to be a tax avoidance scheme by HMRC, according to reports.

Tony Yousefian has left Charteris just four months after he joined to expand the firm's fund range.

Asian markets still face three key hurdles on their path to recovery, according to Schroders' head of Asian fixed income, Rajeev De Mello.

Former JPMAM and Gartmore bond manager John Anderson has joined Smith & Williamson Investment Management.

Jupiter's Merlin multi-manager team have added Neil Woodford's equity income fund to their portfolios as they back the manager's new project from launch.