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The Banking Sector – Will It Fall Further?

Chapter

Introduction

Matthew Vincent

Market Views:

Simon Thompson

Market Movers:

Alex Potter of Collins Stewart

Market Musings:

Mr Bearbull

Market Talk:

Ian Morley of Dawnay, Day

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Programme Overview

In this week's programme we look at the banking sector and assess whether it will fall further, or are some bank shares now too cheap?

We then discuss investment opportunities in bombed-out banking stocks with Alex Potter of Collins Stewart.

In our debate, Ian Morley of Dawnay, Day brokers defends hedge-fund managers against Chris Dillow's charge that they can't manage risk.

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