Do bad reputations fade too quickly in financial services?
Credit Suisse and Nomura expected to take multi-billion-dollar hits after working with ex-hedge fund boss with chequered past
Neil Woodford
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Investors in limbo as Woodford saga takes big twist
High-profile fund manager Neil Woodford has been fired and his flagship Equity Income Fund is to be wound up
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How can fund selectors avoid illiquidity trap?
A series of fund blow-ups related to illiquid assets this year have left investors wondering how to shield portfolios
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Woodford set to rake in €14.2m as trapped investors remain in dark
Beleaguered British fund manager delivers few new details as fund suspension set to continue until December
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Seven Ucits funds face Woodford-style liquidity risk, warns MSCI
Handful of large equity funds have potential to be in similar situation to Woodford Equity Income Fund, says group
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FCA accuses Woodford of veering from the spirit of its rules
FCA boss Andrew Bailey had previously claimed shortcomings in EU regulations were behind fallout at Woodford debacle
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Woodford offers feeble excuse on small-caps as fund remains suspended
Beleaguered fund manager’s explanation as to why illiquid positions swelled defies economic logic, say analysts
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Fund selectors sour on illiquids after scandals
Over three quarters of fund selectors polled in Luxembourg said they were avoiding illiquid assets at present time
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EU hits back in Woodford blame game
European Commission says poor oversight by UK financial regulator was key reason for Neil Woodford debacle
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Woodford and Gam blow-ups spark calls for reform
Regulators consider banning daily withdrawals from funds holding illiquid assets that are difficult to trade
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Woodford makes move against bonus culture
The UK equity star manager Neil Woodford has thrown down the gauntlet to the fund management industry by scrapping bonuses at his self-titled firm.