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Japan, the world's second-largest economy, has for 20 years been an unfashionable area to invest in and therefore largely ignored by investors.

Japan's economic recovery has proved to be anaemic in 2009 and it is a great surprise the market has underperformed its Western counterparts and the Asian markets.

Polar Capital Holdings has boosted its UK sales team with an appointment of John Regnier-Wilson from Martin Currie.

Daniel Mahony PhD and Gareth Powell, talk to Lawrence Gosling, editorial director at Incisive Media.

Polar Capital's Technology trust rose 13.6% in NAV terms over the six months to 31 October, as its manager tilted the portfolio towards companies benefiting from web-based delivery of IT.

Polar Capital's James Salter reflects on the outlook for the Japanese stock market under new Prime Minister, Yukio Hatoyama

A new cycle is emerging in technology and with it comes the opportunity for further growth and outperformance. Removed from the epicentre of the global credit crisis, the tech sector looks well positioned

Polar Capital is criticising absolute return vehicles which promise returns in any market, without s...

Polar Capital has been handed the £10m mandate on Skandia's UK Strategic Best Ideas fund, replacing ...

Polar Capital has bolstered its hedge fund sales team with the appointment of Alastair Smith. The hir...