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The evolution of replication techniques
Elisa Trovato takes a look at recent developments in index construction and examines the benefits and drawbacks of ETF index replication methods
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Finding safety in the slump
Most analysts recommend being underweight Europe, believing that the US will lead the way out of recession. But there is still value in quality companies with strong balance sheets, writes Ceri Jones
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Preserving capital in turbulent markets
Three multi-strategy funds of funds and one equity market-neutral fund of funds which came through 2008 relatively unscathed offer some lessons for wealth-protection in stormy times, writes Martin Steward
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Clients run scared of hedge funds
Clients should be encouraged to take on limited risk in order to achieve moderate returns, reports Elisa Trovato
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Attending to the client experience
Wealth managers now understand the volume wealth market better and are uncovering big opportunities, writes Sebastian Dovey
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Successfully blending two cultures
Yuri Bender talks to Alfredo Piacentini, co-founder of Banque Syz & Co, about his determination to improve performance in private banking
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DEKA funds business heads back to basics
Oliver Behrens believes that harsh economic conditions are forcing the German mutual funds industry to take a safety first approach, and that DekaBank remains one step ahead of the competition in adapting to the new climate, writes Yuri Bender
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To centralise or segregate?
The multi-boutique model and the more integrated approach to structuring fund houses and wealth managers both have their supporters but which, asks Yuri Bender, is more suited to the current financial landscape?
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