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London money managers Ruffer & Co. have dodged this year's bond and stock market collapses - as they dodged the crises of 2000-3 and 2007-9. Investment director Steve Russell talks with MarketWatch columnist Brett Arends about how they've done it, how they approach money management, and what they see next.

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Brett Arends
Columnist, MarketWatch
MarketWatch columnist Brett Arends has been a financial journalist for 25 years, in the United States and in Europe. He is a former management consultant at McKinsey & Co., and has written three books that nobody has read.
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Steve Russell
Investment Director, Ruffer
Graduated from the University of Oxford in philosophy, politics and economics and started work as an equity analyst at Confederation Life in 1987, where he became Head of Equities in charge of £5 billion of equity funds. In 1999 he moved to HSBC Investment Bank as Head of UK and European Equity Strategy, joining Ruffer in 2003. Over almost 20 years at Ruffer he has been co-manager of the Ruffer Investment Company (2004-2019) and is currently co-manager of two of Ruffer's flagship funds. He became a non-executive director of F&C Investment Trust in 2022, having previously been non-executive director of JPMorgan European Investment Trust.
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