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Société Générale strategist and permabear Albert Edwards has launched a scathing attack on central bankers, warning incoming BoE governor Mark Carney could follow in the footsteps of Alan Greenspan to be a "ruinous" bank leader.

Schroders edged back into the top ten asset managers by fund sales in Q4 as investors showed renewed interest equities, the latest Pridham Report has revealed.

Aberdeen today announced additional measures to stem flows into its phenomenally successful multi-billion pound emerging markets equity range, but should the hike put off investors?

The eurozone crisis is now over and investors must start adding cyclical risk back into their portfolios, according to Neptune's head of European equities Rob Burnett.

Luca Vaiani is set to overhaul the investment strategy on Dalton Strategic Partnership's Melchior Global Multi-Asset fund shortly after joining the firm.

European leaders are set to announce a long-term deal that would see the EU budget cut, in real terms, for the first time since the European Union was created.

Aberdeen Asset Management is to raise the initial charge on a number of emerging markets funds to 2% in order to stem inflows and avoid liquidity issues.

First State Investments is to launch a local currency emerging market debt fund to sit alongside its existing hard currency OEIC.

An activist shareholder is demanding US technology giant Apple pay out more of its $137bn (£87bn) cash pile to investors.

Invesco Perpetual's Neil Woodford has sold his position in Voadafone, a former favourite in his two behemoth income funds.