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The new city: audio roundtable
Andrew Hill presents a roundtable discussion with John Plender and Terry Smith about London’s position as the world’s leading financial centre
Rising stars emerging from the veil of secrecy
Rising stars? Financial institutions might not want to admit it, but the City talks about little else
Glass and steel reflect the irresistible winds of change
Glass and steel reflect the irresistible winds of change
Scattering of seedlings turns into a forest
The biggest innovation for London’s stock markets in the last decade was the foundation of the Alternative Investment Market.
Living and breathing hedge funds
EIM Group chairman Arki Busson, the next great manager.
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