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Day in the sun for Swiss small cap investment

Story by: Nick Rice, Investment Adviser

Ruffer fund manager Timothy Youngman tells Nick Rice it is stock choice, not timing, that has kept his performance in the black

• Time published: 00:01
• Date published: 29.09.2008
• Published in: Investments

Learning from the lessons of jumping too early

Ashburton manager Peter Lucas tells Stephen Wilmot about mistiming the credit crisis - and positive vibrations from the East

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Making big calls in a cheap and cheerful market

Schroders fund manager Andrew Yeadon tells Anna Lawlor why his confidence in equities is so strong

• Date published: 29.09.2008

The exploration of Africa

Having long been viewed as being risky and inaccessible, Africa is starting to become more popular with investors

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Watchdog sharpens its teeth

The Financial Services Authority is set to target individuals for incompetence as well as market misconduct, but detection may not be such an easy task

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Steering a path toward recovery

New Star fund manager Mark Harris talks to Rob Griffin about recent unprecedented losses in the materials and commodities markets - and why we're not out of the woods yet

• Date published: 29.09.2008

A question of style

Whether a manager is looking for growth or for income, the global opportunities seem attractive - but are growth and value tghe same thing?

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Champions of the backroom boom

Chris Addenbrooke, chief executive of fund administration giants Capita Financial, tells Stephen Wilmot why so many managers outsource to 'CF'

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Fund for a greener future continues to grow

Henderson manager George Latham talks to Anna Lawlor about successful investing with an environmental or social focus

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Derivatives: guilty as charged?

The use of derivatives has been at the centre of many current financial problems, but they are not the only culprits

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Reasons to be cheerful?

The credit crunch may have hit investors but stemming the excesses of the system is a necessary evil

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Throwing savers a lifeline

What kind of compensation can investors and savers expect if a bank or other financial institution fails?

• Date published: 29.09.2008

A drive toward passive investing

Poor performance has made index investing a real challenge for active fund managers

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Drying up of liquidity to blame

Is the credit crunch deepening or are the markets experiencing just another business slowdown generated by changing sentiment and lack of liquidity?

• Date published: 29.09.2008

Attempting to block out the din of markets

It is unclear which stocks presently offer good value so it is a time for investors to keep their heads

• Date published: 29.09.2008