21st December 2010

Hub eNews: RDR - A Brave Newish World

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Brave newish world

Julian Marr recently held a roundtable discussion with representatives of three of the leading asset managers to discover their views of how the new landscape will look - for fund management and advisers alike.

The full video of this discussion is now available to view on our website - and underneath, we have given you the chance to ask any questions which might arise for you as a result...

View our roundtable discussion online

Market briefings

Take a look at the full range of market updates available in our briefings section. We cover all the main markets of the world:

- Global summary
- UK equities
- UK corporate bonds
- Europe
- US
- Japan and
- Emerging markets

Use them to put together a commentary for clients - or add our global summary to your client update via newsletter builder.

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From Julian Marr

"...I know I am venturing very close to Scrooge territory in taking a small pop at what was meant as a good-natured and essentially optimistic set of suggestions..."

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