Under siege, investment manager Woodford faces another investment shock

Natalie Grover

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Embattled UK fund manager Neil Woodford — who has controversially blocked investors from pulling out from his flagship fund to stem the bloodletting, after a slew …

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Under siege, investment manager Woodford faces another investment shock

Natalie Grover

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