David Ricketts is an Asset Management Correspondent at Financial News. He covers a range of topics within finance, including investment strategies, emerging markets, and wealth management, with a focus on financial markets and trading. David is also the author of "When the Fund Stops," detailing the rise and fall of Neil Woodford, and has been featured in MarketWatch, Private Equity News, The Biomedical Scientist, and BMC.
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