Evaluating risk: a number of research companies have introduced risk ratings for investment funds. What does this mean in terms of investment performance? The Allenbridge Group explains

Article Abstract:

There have been major changes in methods of evaluating the performance of investment funds with many research companies introducing risk ratings based on the Modern Portfolio Theory. The ratings recognise the link between return and risk, although some believe that they are no better at forecasting future performance than traditional total return statistics.

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Generating wealth through health

Article Abstract:

Biotechnology funds may offer opportunities for holders of British individual savings accounts.

Management, Personal finance

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IFAs warn of biohazard

Article Abstract:

Forecasts relating to the performance of biotechnology funds are examined in detail.

Biotechnology industry, Biotechnology industries

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