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We are delighted to win the COLWMA Wealth Management Company of the Year Award 2024.
While inflation currently remains elevated, we anticipate a decline in price pressures, paving the way for headline inflation to hit the Bank of England’s (BoE) target of 2% in the coming months.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt presented his Spring Budget, revealing a set of tax cuts designed to benefit workers and stimulate economic growth. UK economic growth remains subdued and national debt levels remain high, providing little fiscal headroom for the Treasury to boost the economy.
Now that Donald Trump has secured the Republican Party nomination, all eyes are on the global stage for the sequel to 2020’s Trump vs. Biden race for the White House. Here we explore what the implications might be for markets if Trump is victorious.
Explore the dynamic US economic landscape, from strong job market indicators to Federal Reserve challenges, coupled with global economic insights, providing valuable context for informed investment strategies.
Meet Mia Williams, our Associate Investment Manager, as she takes us through her journey in our latest "Meet the Team" interview.
Freddie Gabbertas explores the global impact of the ‘China Plus One’ strategy and emerging opportunities in India, Vietnam and Mexico.
Record-breaking inheritance tax receipts are rolling into HMRC. But families can reduce the chances of being hit by a hefty inheritance tax bill by taking steps now.
Eren Osman, Managing Director of Wealth Management is named as one of PAM’s Top 50 Most Influential in private client wealth management. Learn more about his journey.
The theme of the outlook we published last January was disinflation, and since then we have seen a significant decrease in inflation rates around the globe from the highs witnessed in 2022. The pivotal question now is: has disinflation reached its limits?
When retirement is on the cards, cashflow modelling is one of the most essential tools to secure the lifestyle you envision for the future.
Changes in government can introduce significant shifts in tax policies, which can have broad implications for both individuals and businesses. But how exactly does this work, and what should UK taxpayers be aware of?