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Articles in July, 2007 issue of Investment Adviser

• Tilney says crash fears unfounded.
• Lyxor ETF launch to expand offering.
• Axa adds Asia fund to its Talents range.
• Aifa backs FSA proposals for compensation scheme.
• FSA paper could lead to two types of adviser.
• JPMorgan revamps pricing structures.
• Boards of high-calibre.
• Premier Electra deal nears closing stage.
• The thrills and spills of hunting.
• Patel joins JPMorgan as Pacific portfolio manager.
• The perils of 'high-wire' inflation targeting.
• High rollers swing to Reits.
• Robbins to manage Global Dynamic fund.
• Keeping up with the latest tools.
• "Dangerous obsession" with takeover activity unhealthy.
• Axa Framlington Rocks FoF range.
• Jim Horsburgh.
• Considering an alternative approach.
• A flexible investment style pays off all round.
• Clients could get off the trail with FSA rule.
• Threadneedle fund takes on the world.
• Experts predict bond yields likely to grow.
• Better off in fund of funds, says T Bailey.
• Leeds rolls out six-year guaranteed capital account.
• Royal London takes the lead with Strategic Growth Trust.
• Fighting back.
• Aifa opposes advice split for fear of 'McAdvisers'.
• Changing tack and looking toward the horizon.
• Show me what you are made of.
• Time to expand your fund horizons.
• Incey-Wincey worries.
• Jupiter jumps to Jersey as offshore business grows.
• Atlantis sees good prospects for Korea.
• MacQuarie beefs up.
• Outsourcing is cheaper: Lipper.
• Axa Framlington MM overweights equities.
• Staying in for the long haul.
• Eye of the storm in the winds of change.
• Wrap conflict for IFAs.
• BlackRock is looking east for development.
• Hotbed accuses Sipp providers of failings.
• Martin Currie doubles Oeics.
• Axa reopens AGBP1.1bn Equity Income fund to investors.
• Future bright for wealth managers.
• Global manager searches hit 741 in 2006.
• Morgan Stanley set to customise indices.
• A sector that is full of life.
• Some better alternatives.
• Flat returns leave managers divided on European outlook.
• Skandia hits a new peak.
• Raft of ETFs launched to tap into emerging markets.
• Growth driving Latin markets.
• Standard & Poor's awards Ashburton funds A ratings.
• Market could topple, says F&C.
• AIC calls on FSA for advice cost revamp.
• May sees funds top AGBP470bn.
• ITs winning the beauty pageant.
• Go with the flow to motivate investors.
• Efficiency leads to capital flow in India.
• F&C manager rejigs Global Smaller Companies trust.
• New Star fund joins Skandia platform.
• Time to train eyes on France: GAM.
• Analysts edgy over Templeton revamp.
• 'Independent' not just a label.
• Robert Middleton.
• Faith of investors returns.
• De-equitisers on the march.
• Investors align their stars.
• Investment trusts now VAT exempt, rules ECJ.
• Equities still lure investors.
• Hong Kong to benefit as China relaxes rules.
• The gap in expected and actual returns.
• Look to Japanese IT, says Allianz.
• Improving the stock selection process.
• Time to rock the platforms.
• Riding high on the smaller companies roller coaster.
• SAM fund first to emerge.
• Melchior continues good performance since launch.
• Investors favour property to bonds.
• FTSE steps up Reits with its European index launch.

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