SCHEMES face an increased risk of "sharp and possibly coincident" corrections in a number of asset classes this year, the Financial Services Authority warns.
Chief executive John Tiner told the FSA’s annual public meeting that despite the healthy performance of most asset classes over the year, current market conditions presented both “opportunities and...
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