Fidelity's Dale Nicholls is making greater use of third-party consultants to mitigate the risk of company fraud, which has been a problem for the China Special Situations trust in the past.

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has admitted the Mansion House speech he gave last month was deliberately designed to 'shake up the markets'.

Platforms are racing to update their conversion programmes as advisers complain about hefty charges when switching clients into clean share classes.

Baillie Gifford's Stephen Rodger has argued fellow bond managers are unprepared for Japan-style deflation which is on the horizon in the West.

Business Secretary Vince Cable has bowed to mounting pressure for an inquiry into the privatisation of the Royal Mail, ahead of a critical report due on Friday.

The US Federal Reserve has said it will end its purchases of government bonds in October, bringing to a close the quantitative easing experiment.

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Schroders has hired British Cycling's head coach as a consultant, tasking him with analysing the behavioural biases of senior fund managers.

AIM-listed wealth management group European Wealth reported a rise in assets of nearly a quarter in the first six months of the year.

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