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Real Estate Annual Review - 2020

The 2020 rollercoaster saw more downs than ups and at times felt like a pandemic induced freefall. Lockdowns, tiers and plenty of U-turns meant investing in property was not for the faint hearted. Positivity returned at the end of the year, though, with a vaccine breakthrough.

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Real Estate Annual Review - 2020

Real Estate Roundup - May 2021

Economic & Political Roundup - May 2021

Investment Companies Roundup - May 2021

Oakley Capital Investments – Southern Europe strategy plays to strengths

Vietnam Holding – Back this horse

Fidelity Emerging Markets – The long and short of emerging markets

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