Our view on the US for August
The S&P 500 was mainly flat in August although it hit a new all-time high of 2,190 midway through the month. US consumer confidence rose to the highest level in nearly a…
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The S&P 500 was mainly flat in August although it hit a new all-time high of 2,190 midway through the month. US consumer confidence rose to the highest level in nearly a…
Read more →As part of a continuing programme of significant senior appointments at the company this year, WHIreland has announced the appointment of Marc Cane as Group Head of Compliance and Risk.
… Read more →We are proud to be the official sponsors of the Shuttlewood Clarke Foundation’s Car Show, Craft Fair and Family Fun day.
Founded in 1989 by the late Mr David Clarke,…
Read more →Christy Morrison, Head of Wealth Planning, reviews Inheritance Tax and the new Residential Nil Rate Band. Inheritance Tax (IHT) is the tax levied on your estate when you die. An…
Read more →David Edwards, Head of Charity Services, reviews the termination of the WM Charity Index. State Street’s recent decision to terminate its popular Charity Fund Monitor – or the WM Charity…
Read more →We are delighted to announce that we have entered into an operational outsourcing agreement with SEI Investments (Europe) Limited (SEI) for the provision of custody services to our clients.
SEI…
Read more →It has been a poor three months for the retail sector with two high profile public committee hearings and receiverships in the headlines. This has been capitalised by poor trading…
Read more →Divergence in individual stock performance has been a major theme in stock markets this year. This has become even more notable after the referendum. Not only has the internationally focused…
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Read more →United States of America Non-farm payrolls in June showed an impressive increase of 287,000 new jobs. However, this rebounded from just 11,000 in May, the lowest reading in six years.
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