Why schemes must diversify more and lower expectations

Stephanie Flanders sets out the three key themes for investors

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Stephanie Flanders sets out the three key themes for investors right now

Volatility is here to stay and investors should get used to it. Events in Greece and China have given investors plenty to think about in the near term, and beyond that there is the momentous prospe...

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