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It wasn't just investors' finances that suffered from the downfall of Neil Woodford, their well-being took a hit too, and the AIC has warned a new type of fund could see them burned again.

After causing a stir in his previous column, 'Passive Zealots', Simon Evan-Cook takes the debate further, examining how fund size can impact alpha generation.

Pearson joined Jupiter in 2001 as an investment manager and became chief investment officer in 2015.

The FTSE 100 was unperturbed, as was Wall Street, at the US Federal Reserve's plan to start tapering as early as next month.

Sophie Earnshaw and Roddy Snell describe Beijing’s crackdown on internet companies, which has wiped off nearly a quarter of its share price since June, as ‘remarkably sensible’.

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And EU has offered to scrap most checks on goods heading for Northern Ireland.

Despite the rebound in corporate profits after the coronavirus crash, the UK stock market is one of the cheapest in the world, just above Italy and South Korea, says Fidelity Special Values’ fund manager.

The e-commerce group’s shares lost a third of their value after a presentation to reassure investors backfired, dealing a blow to highly rated Jupiter funds.

The Bank of England is under renewed pressure to hike interest rates as the UK economy returned to growth, meaning the FTSE 100 opened lower this morning.

In his latest column for Citywire, the M&G fixed income expert muses on what happens if the US debt ceiling problem isn’t fixed.

UK dividends took a hit during the pandemic with many income stalwarts cutting, cancelling, and suspending payments, and unloved Europe could provide a new stream of income.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are to become partners in US ethical investment firm Ethic in the couple’s latest expanding portfolio of careers.

Our daily roundup of analyst and fund manager commentary on shares.

And containers of Christmas gifts turned away as Felixstowe port hits capacity.

Blackstone and Hipgnosis Song Management have announced a partnership that will see the creation of a $1bn fund.

With policymakers set to keep rates low, the housing market will edge up for another two to three years, according to economist John Calverley.

New research shows couples now have to find £49,700 annually to support a comfortable lifestyle, with single retirees requiring £33,600.

The main market slipped this morning as ONS data revealed UK employment is back to pre-Covid-19 levels, sparking speculation that a rate hike is on the way.

The Financial Conduct Authority has rubberstamped the deal, giving the US banking giant a foothold in the UK wealth management market with the newly rebranded Nutmeg.