Exclusive: Clean tech fund predicts China-fuelled bull run

James S Murray
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WHEB Asset Management fund manager argues undervalued clean tech sector represents great investment opportunity

Stocks in the clean tech sector have become undervalued and are on the verge of a major bull run that could deliver sizeable returns for investors, according to a fund manager at one of Europe's leading...

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