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Articles in March, 2008 issue of Investment Adviser

• Custard joins UBS.
• IMA welcomes real estate passport idea.
• Fidelity reveals top-10 best-selling funds.
• Canada Life responds to gold demand.
• Barclays hopeful over private equity outlook.
• LV=AM portfolios set to be fully fledged FoFs by April.
• Taking the direct route.
• IFAs keep faith in UK equities, survey finds.
• The two roads you can go by.
• Smith steps back as co-manager.
• Swip boosts equity team.
• Chief executive of Alliance Trust Savings resigns role.
• Eaton launches looks to exploit UK re-pricings.
• BNY Mellon rolls out first 130/30 product.
• M&G, Credit Suisse to focus on global equities.
• Senhouse Capital rolls out its first fund.
• Gold reaches record GBP1000 ounce.
• The charitable marathon man.
• Economists warn over Darling's taxation gaps.
• Midas confirms product mergers will go ahead.
• Diary enjoys breakfast retox after running the Japanese marathon.
• Atlantis dips into large caps.
• Midas introduces activist investing to income fund.
• Newcomers must win clients' trust.
• A tough as old boots.
• Study finds private equity FoFs flexible.
• Nationwide warns of slower growth ahead.
• Stem the panic.
• Mobs and messiahs.
• F&C advises against panic.
• Hold on tight for a bumpy ride.
• Encouraging words for fund managers.
• Schroders lands arm of Swiss Re.
• Dalton vows to keep Melchior fund afloat.
• Legal & General offers 100% capital-protection product.
• BlackRock plans a closed-end FoHFs.
• Credit market injection futile.
• Jourdan tips Aim VCTs.
• Taking the long view on Japan.
• US survey finds consumer gloom has hit five-year low.
• Appointment boosts Swip's global team.
• Brown Advisory opens a UK office with FSA registrations.
• Survey reveals third of FSA want to leave.
• Testing times.
• Ashmore and St James's Place buck market trend.
• The long and the short of it.
• US fund manager predicts growth despite Fed warning.
• Midas takes AGBP5m golden stake in Terra Catalyst.
• Credit Suisse manager keeps performance up.
• Newton Income fund finds value overseas.
• Killik trains eyes on non-dom investors.
• Thames River in plans for fund team.
• Santander looks to roll out global fund.
• A veritable snowball effect.
• Sticking to a strategy that works.
• New Star fund acquires three property assets.
• Bear Stearns flags up launch of new ETF.
• CrossBorder Capital blames central banks.
• Cash Isas prove popular with the public.
• New Star manager to up exposure to Kenya.
• A contrarian approach focused on growth.
• Looking to create a decent yield.
• Call for more innovation in the industry.
• Fearful times favour the brave investor.
• Eclectica set for Cofunds.
• RCM to bring Russian fund to UK.
• Aberdeen hit by trio of resignations.
• Chinese dragons.
• Pantheon benefits from surge in its investment realisations.
• Stenham develops a UK property vehicle.
• Lincoln repositions trust for slowdown.
• Esoteric products fail investors.
• Hanbury takes over Skandia small caps.
• S&P says US equity leaders have failed on performance.
• Barings sees Russia as beating slowdown.
• Cashing in on change.
• Dance of dollar, yen and euro.
• Barings adds funds to offset volatility.
• T Bailey takes 2% stake in Brazil fund.
• Flexible investing.

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