Judith MacKenzie: Covid-19 has prompted Downing to question its office arrangements
‘I have managed to do more portfolio management in one week at home than I have ever managed to achieve before’
Coronavirus
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Ninety One assets drop 7% despite net inflows
Results are for a period before the departure of Alastair Mundy in April
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Tim Cockerill: Covid-19 has shown the shortcomings of free market forces
‘The crisis has demonstrated that without government intervention our economy would almost certainly have collapsed’
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How three responsible investors have navigated coronavirus volatility
‘I don’t believe we will see a vaccine in 2020, we will be lucky to see one in 2021’
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Are pension pots ready to stomach coronavirus volatility?
DC schemes for FTSE 250 firms have 70% invested in equities on average
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Coronavirus weekly round-up: Boris Johnson retires ‘stay at home’ slogan while UK GDP contracts 2%
Three investors mull the events shaping portfolios over the past week
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Fred Mahon: I do not like green eggs and ham …
If the coronavirus crisis has shown us anything it is that investing in innovation is essential
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Schroders trust warns former Woodford holdings it will not be an ‘endless source of capital’
Over a quarter of the portfolio is expected to need further financing within the next two years
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Covid-19 deals ‘striking’ blow as UK economy contracts 2%
‘Markets are now putting any last hopes of a v-shaped recovery to rest’
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Is the equity income model broken?
Covid-19 crisis has exposed concentration issues in sectors such as oil and energy
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Nick Train describes Covid-19 as most distressing period of four-decade career
Finsbury Growth and Income manager outlines how he will participate in ‘burst of hedonism’ on other side of the crisis
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‘Seek out balance’: WFH – with Premier Miton’s Ian Rees
Continuing our regular series of how investment experts are dealing with the coronavirus fallout