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BlackRock head of European equities Nigel Bolton gives his views on the likelihood of a Greece exit from the euro and the impact on the rest of the region.

Funds from 24 asset managers have made it onto S&P Capital IQ's list of the best funds with a decade-long track record.

David Cameron hosted a meeting with Mervyn King yesterday to prepare the Bank of England for the collapse of the euro and discuss contingency plans.

Brewin Dolphin reported pre-tax profits for the half year to 31 March 2012 were up 3.3% on the same period last year to £12.3m, while income remained steady at £131.4m

The Chancellor will not press ahead with the so-called 'pasty tax' after agreeing the plans were too complex and burdensome to business, according to reports.

Dave Fishwick, M&G's head of macro and equities investment, takes a closer look at investors' behaviour during a turbulent period for markets.

Standard Life Investments' has became the latest group to launch a global emerging markets equity fund, to be headed up by Alistair Way.

Investment bank Morgan Stanley has warned the ramifications of Greece exiting the euro are more serious than markets are anticipating, with a full-scale eurozone collapse now more likely.

Opting for either austerity or growth in the UK will not be enough to tackle the real structural problems facing the country, according to a leading economist.

Strategic bond managers are upping their use of derivatives as liquidity issues, dislocated pricing structures and cheaper trading opportunities transform how they manage their portfolios.