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SGPB Hambros's Verleyen - why equities are still a good buy 23/05/2013
The train is not full nor is it expensive - that is the SGPB Hambros view on the equities growth of 2013.

Mid East clients prefer single family offices - report 23/05/2013
Multi family offices are struggling to compete with private banks and single family offices in the Middle East according to the latest Invesco report.

The Fed won't stop QE - Coutts 23/05/2013
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's comments on the US tapering off QE over 2013 do not represent the end of the equity rally according to Coutts.

Carmignac Gestion funds now available on Raymond James 22/05/2013
Raymond James has turned to the Carmignac Gestion range to boost its global choice.

Private banks offer the most growth potential for mutual fund sales 21/05/2013
Private banks offer the most growth potential for mutual fund sales to institutional investors according to a report Cerulli Associates.

US active manager to acquire $700m European alternative funds business 21/05/2013
Morgan Creek Capital Management is to acquire the Alternative Funds business of Signet Capital Management Ltd - a Europe-based institutional fixed income investment firm.

Go 'convertible' for Spring, says GAM 17/05/2013
Convertible bonds offer the 'best of both worlds' according to Alex McKnight investment manager at GAM.

Bad news for investors: a new Asian currency and economic crisis beckons 17/05/2013

Kashmir sapphire sells for record figure 17/05/2013
A rare 19.88 carats cushion-shaped sapphire from Kashmir called "The star of Kashmir" has fetched a $3.5 million, breaking all records after selling for the highest per carat price of a sapphire in Geneva.

Physical sales increase despite April gold slump, says World Gold Council 16/05/2013
Despite the gold slump in April, which saw demand fall 19 percent from the last quarter of 2012, physical sales have proved resilient according to the World Gold Council.

 
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