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Articles in June, 2009 issue of Investment Adviser

• Legg Mason survey highlights better yields abroad.
• Clients now prefer simpler strategies, RLAM reports.
• Analyst: BlackRock.
• Investors urged to look abroad for income.
• High net worth investors favouring single-strategy funds.
• McNulty to leave Legg Mason.
• Threadneedle finalises deal.
• Barclays Wealth rolls out structured product.
• No UK launch of JPMorgan Africa fund.
• Stellar to roll out technology EIS fund.
• IMA committee rules on absolute return sector.
• Pada considers offering gilt fund for personal accounts.
• D&G considers property fund.
• Powell resigns from Arc.
• Insight takes Ucits stance.
• JZ share launch puts focus on split-capital trusts.
• Putnam opens office in Amsterdam.
• Ascentric boosts marketing strength.
• Analysts reject FSA's 'stress test' for banks.
• Fitzwilliam turns to FOFs for fixed income.
• Specialist Scott joins Jonathan Fry.
• Aberdeen takes over Credit Suisse fund's management.
• Pease to manage new Henderson New Star fund.
• EC unveils new rule plans.
• First-quarter results show US banks still face difficulties.(Financial report)
• Lipper notes 'surge' in corporate bond sales.
• Threadneedle says Opec shifts unlikely.
• Neuberger Berman hires Holmberg.
• Investors fail to utilise advanced ETF features.
• Safe havens still popular: Fidelity.
• Spread the outrage.
• Caledonia NAV drops after losses.(Financial report)
• Diary: An explosive situation.
• Diary: The road to riches.
• Finance staff hit the booze.
• Aifa notes fewer client complaints about IFAs.
• IMA figures reveal boost to retail sales.
• Friends Provident to de-merge F&C as focus shifts.
• Aviva launches structured product.
• Merrill Lynch uneasy about new gilt issuance.
• Diary: Finances versus football.
• Diary: Pub quiz on target.
• No Haghani offer for Syndicate.
• Skandia warns investors to monitor company value.
• Henderson still optimistic on Far East fund.
• HSBC trust still sees strong potential for infrastructure.
• Brooks McDonald appoints Eyres.
• Gibraltar to host seminar.
• Unbiased notes need for advice amid crisis.
• IT and cyclicals boost US equity funds, says S&P.
• Newton changes fund name.
• Further job cuts likely.
• Interview: Aberdeen's Hugh Young.
• Lazard optimistic about emerging-market potential.
• Expert View: Avoid the pitfalls of fund selection.
• Outside Edge: Ethics versus volatility.
• Argentine and Chilean wines steal the limelight.
• Stenham creates new share classes for Trading fund.
• Pictet adds absolute return fund to Ascentric platform.
• Ignis says investors should focus on continental Europe.
• Steel leaves JO Hambro Investment Management.
• Threadneedle sees value in government bonds.
• S&P awards two Invesco funds an A rating.
• Collins Stewart backs equities.
• Aima urges reworking of fund directive.
• IMA not keen on new sector.
• Philip Coggan: Don't welcome the bulls back too soon.
• Market Watch: Inflation may yet rear its head again.
• News Analysis: Ethical investing open for business.
• Rensburg to sell fund to Gartmore after manager's departure.
• Sector Comment: Specialist: A sector producing princes or paupers.
• Ashburton to increase Indian exposure.
• Barings remains upbeat on equities.
• Managers look to UK shares.
• Opal foresees rise in capital protection.
• Western predicts global upturn.
• Russian holdings help lift Hexam Emerging Europe.
• Skandia adapts fund weighting.
• Managers express hope for small caps.
• Bramdean board urges opposition to proposals.

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