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Bevan of CCLA Prefers Stocks to Bonds, 'Nervous' About Retail
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Lyne-Smith of Baer Says Investors Like RBS-Led Bid for ABN Amro
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Bevan of CCLA Prefers Stocks to Bonds, 'Nervous' About Retail
James Bevan, who oversees $9 billion as chief investment officer at CCLA Investment Management, talks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua and Jeremy Naylor in London about the takeover battle for ABN Amro Holding NV, the outlook for mergers and acquisitions, and his investment strategy for retail and oil stocks. ABN Amro, the target in the world's biggest banking takeover battle, withdrew its support for Barclays Plc's offer after a group led by Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc made a higher bid. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg | July 30, 2007
