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What now? Investment governance after the crash

  • 14 February, 2012
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“We’re hard-wired to take risks we shouldn’t because we’re over-confident,” says Tim Gardener of AXA Investment Managers.

“How can you run a long-term strategy when you live in a goldfish bowl?” he asks.

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