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The Journal of the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment
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    First person: Decarbonisation data discrepancies

    ESG and sustainable investment strategies are only as good as the data fed into them, leaving many open to greenwashing, says David Stevenson, guest columnist for the Review
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    First person: The future of MMT

    What’s next for monetary policy and the implications for fixed income investing?
    by David Stevenson

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    First person: China's tech edge

    Whichever measure you look at, China is way out in front when it comes to the technological revolution
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)
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    First person: Trackers on top

    Active managers are coming under greater pressure as index funds knock them for six
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)

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    City view: Fraud – who cares?

    Why are authorities and banks so seemingly complacent about fraud and scams below the value of £100,000?
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    Algorithmic trading’s upside for investors

    Dr Robert Barnes, Chartered FCSI, global head of primary markets and CEO of Turquoise, London Stock Exchange Group, explains that algorithmic trading helps investors access multiple execution channels for ‘best execution'
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    First person: The QE hangover

    The demise of quantitative easing should be a good thing, but investors have become hooked on the benefits the influx of money brought. Now they are worried about what might transpire in a post-QE world
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)
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    First person: A changing investment climate

    ESG performance is climbing up the investor agenda as more shareholders take action on climate change and the transition to a low-carbon economy starts to look less risky
    by John Plender, photography by Financial Times
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    First person: Pick and mix

    It is not surprising that things go wrong in British companies – the continued lack of diversity in our boardrooms is leading to ‘groupthink’
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)

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    How to recognise an elephant

    Clive Menzies, Chartered FCSI, deputy chairman of the CISI Wealth Management Forum and coordinator of the MacroRisk Connect Programme, explains the value of co-creative learning

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    City view: Maslovian hierarchy of saving

    CISI CEO Simon Culhane, Chartered FCSI, explains why paying a flat percentage into a pension fund isn’t necessarily the best option. Sometimes hares do win over tortoises

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    First person: Shares for the long term

    Conventional investment wisdom dictates that you should ‘grin and bear’ short-term share price pain for long-term gain. But is this actually the case?
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)
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    First person: The revolution is coming

    The financial sector has experienced technology-driven change before but fintech is something different; it has the potential to disrupt the entire competitive landscape overnight
    by Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon)
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    Grey matters ethical dilemma: Warn or weed out? The verdict

    Read the CISI's verdict and readers' comments on the ethical dilemma that appears in the Q3 2017 edition of The Review

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    Grey matters ethical dilemma: Trust in conflict

    Philip must balance his role as a trustee and a financial adviser to the trustees, with the responsibility to act in the best interests of his long-standing client. How should Philip proceed?

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    First person: A world without analysts

    Some forecasts say that only a third of analysts will still be employed two years after the revised Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II). The Review columnist Anthony Hilton FCSI(Hon) asks what this new world look will look like
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