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29 January 2019

Back to Brussels

The ongoing Brexit saga continued on Tuesday night as the UK Parliament voted on a series of potentially consequential amendments to try and find a resolution to the Brexit impasse.

24 January 2019

More Than Bricks and Mortar

At a time of sky-high global debt, real estate holds special appeal. Buying bricks and mortar, however, is not the only way to invest in the property market.

20 January 2019

Brown Shipley appoints Amrendra Sinha to newly created role as Head of Direct Equity

Brown Shipley, experts in wealth planning, investment management and lending, is pleased to announce the appointment of Amrendra Sinha to the newly created role of Head of Direct Equity.

17 January 2019

The End of Privacy

From CCTV cameras to search engines, we live in a world under constant surveillance. Is the end of privacy the inevitable price of technological progress?

15 January 2019

Brown Shipley appoints Lee Ramsden as new Client Director in Manchester

Brown Shipley, experts in wealth planning, investment management and lending, is pleased to announce that Lee Ramsden has joined as a new Client Director in its Manchester office.

15 January 2019

MPs reject Brexit deal

Theresa May’s proposed Brexit deal was rejected by parliament yesterday by 432 votes to 202.

09 January 2019

Brown Shipley appoints Richard McGregor to new role as National Head of Court of Protection and Personal Injury

Brown Shipley, experts in wealth planning, investment management and lending, is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard McGregor as National Head of Court of Protection & Personal Injury, a newly created role.

03 January 2019

The world in 2019 - the global economy in transition

12 December 2018

Vote of confidence - May survives

In what is turning out to be an extremely eventful and unpredictable week, Theresa May survived a vote of confidence last night by a margin of 200 to 117.

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