Hubristic Woodford was the orchestrator of his own downfall
Fund manager still refuses to accept any responsibility for collapse of his flagship fund
Neil Woodford
Carrick Therapeutics looks to complete multimillion dollar raise
Dublin-headquartered biopharma company has more than $20 million in commitments
Trust formerly led by Woodford sells Carrick Therapeutics stake at discount
Irish biopharmaceutical company stake part of package sold to Rosetta Capital
Shares in Dublin-based Prothena surge as it seeks to raise $67.8m
Nasdaq-listed company was spun out of Irish drugmaker Elan back in 2012
Stocktake: Woodford’s questionable comeback plans
The fallen fund manager is planning a new fund focused on biotech, biosciences and healthcare
Malin investee company Immunocore raises in excess of $130m
Irish life-sciences company invested $80m in Oxford-based company in July 2015
Carrick Therapeutics eyes further funding for cancer medicines
Company focuses on breakthrough therapies that target the spread of cancer cells
Irish Reits would benefit from property funds overhaul, Davy says
Move could restrict non-listed property funds offering investors access to cash on demand
M&G suspends £2.5bn property fund on Brexit and retail woes
Pressure of investors seeking money back exceeded speed at which fund could sell properties
Stocktake: Brexit continues to make fund managers wary of UK stocks
But is yet another decade of underperformance for UK stocks really that likely?
Hargreaves Lansdown founder attacks Woodford over collapse of investment firm
Online company said quarter of investors using platform were exposed to frozen fund
Brexit cracks, Woodford crisis and youngest winner of Nobel economics prize
Planet Business: In tense times, there’s always leopard print and Lego
As Oracle of Oxford calls it a day Malin set to feel Woodford effect
WEIF remains co-investor in three of Malin’s four main investee companies
Second Woodford fund frozen after stock picker’s resignation
Fund has halved in size since suspension of separate fund in June
Malin dismisses Woodford fund wind-up impact on key investments
Woodford Equity Income Fund enters liquidation over issues revealed in June
Neil Woodford ousted as flagship Equity Income Fund to be shut
Administrator hires advisers to begin wind-down process
Woodford sells remaining Malin stake
Troubled asset manager thought to have sold 1.6m shares earlier this week
Falling euro boosts European shares, as Wall Street makes gains
Providence Resources rose 0.33% after plan approved to sell new shares to raise $3.76m
Woodford effect lingers at Malin despite shares sell-off
Once-revered UK stock picker still linked to Irish life-sciences investment company
Eddie Stobart chief executive to step down amid accounting probe
Trading in shares suspended at logistics and haulage group
Neil Woodford considers exiting subprime lender Non-Standard Finance
A number of institutional investors have expressed interest in stock
The advantages of being an ordinary investor
Ordinary investors are free to avoid the short-termism that plagues professionals
Woodford’s fall a salutary tale on the cult of the superstar fund manager
Investors shouldn’t be surprised by Woodford’s fall from grace
Stocktake: Unhappy Trump continues to bash the Fed
Also, the Beyond Meat bubble and Woodford investors paying for underperformance
Investor sentiment rises on hopes of monetary stimulus
Iseq performed in line with European peers, rose 0.34%
Investors angry at Neil Woodford need to look closer to home
As ‘City kingmaker’ loses Midas touch, investors must take responsibility for decisions
Malin and Hostelworld drop as fund shuts gates on cash-ins
Legendary fund manager Neil Woodford blocks investors withdrawing their money
European stocks driven higher by car makers
Stocks linked to money manager Neil Woodford slump after fund holds back cash
Dreams of online estate agent Purplebricks turn to rubble
London Briefing: Market worth slithers to less than £400m as shares tumble 12%
Mark Zuckerberg’s Dublin visit, AIB’s loan sale, and the hidden charges in many apps
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Value investing: is the age-old strategy dead?
Practice has yielded handsome returns in the past but failed to bear fruit in recent years
Stocktake: Keep an open mind on Fed’s plans
Fed’s rate hike U-turn surprises investors; Woodford claims ‘spectacular’ returns on way
Stobart delays announcing result of ballot on chairman
Finance chief Richard Laycock’s steps down ahead of crunch shareholder meeting
The investor’s dilemma – luck or skill?
Performance does not persist, as shown by the latest scorecard from S&P Dow Jones Indices
Don’t cry over tech selloff – it’s still the top performer
Stocktake: Tech stock fall is factor-led. Plus: Trump’s tax cuts; Weinstein’s ‘comeback’
Speculators go bananas about bitcoin
Stocktake: Indications of speculative bubble in cryptocurrency’s wild ride
Get your teeth into some FAANG stocks – but don’t get bitten
Stocktake: word is out on China Literature; stocks defy gravity; Woodford sticks with Brexit
Provident Financial slump hits like a blast from the past
So do we have another Northern Rock on our hands? Probably not
AA fires chairman for gross misconduct, shares hit record low
Bob Mackenzie removed by board over ‘personal conduct matter’
Woodford Asset Management ramps up stake in Hostelworld
UK fund manager Neil Woodford increases investment in Dublin-listed company to 25.4%
Does Trump pose a threat to complacent markets?
Investors respond rapidly to incoming US president’s unpredictable rhetoric and policy
Fund manager scrapping bonuses a step in right direction
London Briefing: Bigger City firms unlikely to follow Woodford example
Leading asset manager Woodford drops bonuses for staff
UK-based company says bonuses ‘largely ineffective in influencing the right behaviours’
European share prices rise as Brexit concerns ease
Latest polls reveal campaign for Britain to remain in the EU has a one-point lead
Stocktake: Fasten your seat belts for Brexit results
Whether the Leave or Remain sides win, it’s going to be a bumpy journey
Market rollercoaster: should investors be spooked?
While the correction is severe, investors will know the rewards of enduring short-term turmoil
Cracking down on closet trackers
Unskilled ‘index huggers’ drag down performance record as highly active funds have actually outperformed by 2.9% in current market cycle
Ireland’s Malin raises €330m in initial public offering
Life sciences group, set up by a number of ex-Elan executives, surpasses IPO target
State-backed fund expected to back Malin IPO
Britsh fund manager Neil Woodford also purchasing shares
Investors losing faith in active fund managers
Active funds will have to prove their worth or risk being overtaken by the passive trend
AstraZeneca trumpets solo strength in cancer drugs, snubbing Pfizer
Company brings forward filing date for new lung cancer drug
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