12:25 | 24 Jul 2008
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Nicholas Paler
BG Group has more exciting growth prospects than BP and Shell, says Rensburg's Colin Morton.
00:01 | 24 Jul 2008
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Sara Smith
Commodities are not in a bubble says Citywire AAA rated Stephen Adams, fund manager and head of UK Equities at Aegon.
09:40 | 21 Jul 2008
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Danielle Levy
With Santander reportedly considering the sale of its asset management arm, AA-rated financials manager Guy De Blonay believes any deal is a one-off and not the beginning of a spate of asset management M&A.
00:01 | 21 Jul 2008
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Sara Smith
This is not a commodity bubble, says Martin Currie's James Fairweather, but real demand with limited supply.
00:01 | 18 Jul 2008
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Sara Smith
Psigma’s Bill Mott remains bullish on housebuilders and financials despite their recent troubles.
09:30 | 16 Jul 2008
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Daniel Grote
Investors wary about the next Bear Stearns should keep a close eye on the markets on 18 September when banks are set to scramble for extra funding, according to Rob Burnett, Neptune’s head of European equities.
00:01 | 16 Jul 2008
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Nicholas Paler
The manager of the Henderson Opportunities Trust, James Henderson, has been buying shares in Royal Bank of Scotland in anticipation of the stock’s earnings being upgraded.
11:23 | 15 Jul 2008
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Nicholas Paler
New Star Asset Management's New Star Global Financials manager, Guy de Blonay, has said the deal put forward by Santander for Alliance & Leicester is satisfactory for shareholders as it provides clarity over the future of the business.
09:04 | 15 Jul 2008
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Colin McClelland
New Star head of global property Stuart Webster has gone on an acquisition spree in Europe and the Far East because he says the commercial property market in those places is ripe for buying again.
00:01 | 15 Jul 2008
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David Campbell
Distressed sellers will deliver a big blow to secondary property pricing warns Aegon's co-head of property.
00:01 | 15 Jul 2008
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David Campbell
Two of Britain's leading investors have warned of a bubble in mining stocks that could devastate the performance of the nation’s most successful funds
08:21 | 11 Jul 2008
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David Campbell
Western economies face absolute as well as relative decline in the face of resource-hungry developing nations, Bryan Collings of Hexam has warned.
12:14 | 09 Jul 2008
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Nicholas Paler
Under pressure banks are set to make a recovery in the next few months before enduring further falls, Neptune's Robin Geffen has claimed.
00:01 | 09 Jul 2008
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Sara Smith
Now is the time to sell commodities and buy back into banks, says Premier Asset Management’s European Growth fund manager Rupert Morrell.
00:01 | 09 Jul 2008
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Philip Haddon
Leading Dutch fund manager Rolf Stout believes a fantastic buying opportunity exists and is backing emerging markets and commodities to continue outperforming over the next three years.
13:12 | 08 Jul 2008
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Dylan Lobo
F&C Investments' Ted Scott says the UK has officially entered the bear market stage and warns things could get much worse for the stockmarket.
00:01 | 08 Jul 2008
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Dylan Lobo
JP Morgan Asset Management's Citywire A-rated Oleg Biryulyov is playing the indirect effects of oil wealth on the emerging European region.
00:01 | 04 Jul 2008
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Sara Smith
Old Mutual Asset Managers (Omam) Chris Palmer expects interest rates to fall as economic conditions worsen and inflation eases.
09:30 | 02 Jul 2008
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Daniel Grote
The company said that bonds have already priced in a lot of bad news, giving them an effective buffer against inflation that has hit emerging markets hard
09:30 | 02 Jul 2008
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Matthew Goodburn
The Financial Service Authority’s recent ruling to declare short selling positions greater than 0.25% in companies conducting rights issues is unlikely to make a difference to investment patterns, says at least one fund manager.
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