The investment case for Europe is on the face of it challenging, but Crux is finding opportunities in unusual areas.
Further concerns over a Greek sovereign debt crisis dominated headlines over the summer and have been compounded by fears of a slowdown in China. GDP growth in the European Union has continued to be anaemic, rising only 0.4% sequentially in the second quarter of 2015. But we believe Europe offers many attractive investment opportunities which are not predicated on further quantitative easing by the ECB or a corresponding 'dash to trash'. Increased activist involvement in Europe might support this view. Henderson's Bennett: I wish I had greater access to European small caps Activist...
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