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Weighing the markets

The conflict involving the US and Iran has kept geopolitical risks in focus over the summer...

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Emerging markets continue to offer attractive long-term investment potential

The main investment themes of 2017 have extended strongly into 2018. In particular, the positive messages about the ongoing recovery of the global economy have continued with upbeat activity indicators being recorded across both developed and developing economies.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

You may have seen GDPR hitting the headlines, or perhaps organisations have already contacted you about it? So what is GDPR?

Why the recent surge in volatility does not threaten the investment environment.

The surge in equity market volatility this year has raised some questions about whether we are now moving into a more unpredictable environment.

Brown Shipley boost wealth planning expertise.

We are pleased to announce the addition of two new appointments to our London office. The appointments see both Jeremy Croysdill and David Kay join as Client Directors, adding to the business’ existing wealth planning expertise.

18 February 2018

Brown Shipley supports Yorkshire entrepreneurs with new partnership.

Phil Harris, Client Director in our Leeds office, will be responsible for leading the partnership with Connect Yorkshire.

05 February 2018

Stock market plunge does not threaten longer-term investment outlook.

A view from our Chief Investment Officer on recent market volatility.

21 January 2018

Outlook 2018: Fixed Income.

In 2018, Central Bank asset pushing will effectively come to an end. Long-term bond yields could subsequently rise in Europe, though that is less likely in the US.

18 January 2018

Outlook 2018: Equities.

Last year, the surge in equity markets and corporate profitability came as a surprise to many.

15 January 2018

Outlook 2018: Global Economy.

Since the global market financial crisis, central banks have pursued what can best be described as an ultra-accommodative monetary policy stance.

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