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The news Aberdeen had soft closed its Emerging Markets Fund will have been met by some with... view article
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Sam Liddle is to leave MAM Funds at the end of June to pursue various other business interests he has outside the investment industry. view article
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It appears that yet another round of active fund manager bashing has broken out and this time with at least one heavyweight name behind the campaign I thought it worth having another look at some of our holdings. view article
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Uncertainties surrounding European sovereign debt, scarce and expensive debt finance, and the prospect of more than €69bn of speculative-grade debt maturing over the next two years could drive the European corporate default rate above 6% over the coming quarters. view article
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