15th October 2011

J.P. Morgan Asset Management – update on commodities from Neil Gregson

J.P. Morgan Asset Management – update on commodities from Neil Gregson

Watch an update on commodities from Neil Gregson

Watch Neil Gregson, manager of the Global Mining Fund and co-manager of the JPM Natural Resources Fund, provide an insight into the prospects for commodities in the year ahead, as well as discussing the key drivers of demand in the sector. 
 
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See Neil Gregson at the 2011 Power of 3 Roadshow

Starting this week you can also see Neil Gregson give an update on commodities at the 2011 Power of 3 Roadshow. Neil will be discussing why the long-term case for natural resources opportunities remains intact.  

The 2011 Power of 3 Roadshow starts on 18 October running until 15 November 2011 held at 14 locations across the UK.

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