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Spring Issue Forty Two
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Perhaps I shouldn’t have been surprised at his story. After all, China is the world’s most populous nation and the second largest economy on the planet, accounting for more than 15% of global Gross…

In the latest edition of Director magazine, Wilfred Emmanuel-Jones, a Jamaican-born businessman, made an argument that is not often heard in the debate on immigration. The children of migrants should…

Capital gains on many bonds are tax free to UK individuals and this applies to the government’s index linked gilts; which is particularly interesting for UK tax payers. But a number of corporates…

I wonder how many of the artefacts that London has yielded were originally lost with a similar wish of benevolence to some future archaeologist. I should guess not many; from the tens of thousands of…

In my thirty odd years at JM Finn & Co, I’ve always been proud to have worked alongside some exceptional colleagues and having to report the untimely death of one saddens me enormously.

On our return from last week’s Bank Holiday the markets had three risk events to contend with, all coming towards the end of the week.

JM Finn & Co has announced that Harry Burnham has joined the firm as an Investment Director in their London office with immediate effect, where he will be joined by his investment team.

Markets have steadied in the last week or so, with a strong one day performance for the FTSE 100 Share Index at the end of the week resulting in a positive return for the week overall.

Now in its 27th year, Music in Country Churches was set up as a charitable trust in 1987 with the active support of the Prince of Wales – who has attended over 50 of their concerts.

As the days have been lengthening, so markets have developed a rather different feel to that which had been established as spring blossomed, following a difficult start to the year.

As we march into the Brexit vote on 23rd June, all eyes will be on the polls. But before you place too much emphasis on the polls, remember how they failed miserably in the UK general election last…

The Festival of Silver is a partnership between The Goldsmith’s Centre, The Furniture Makers Company and Craft in Focus, to create high quality exhibitions of contemporary silver and bespoke…

PAM Insight, a leading independent provider of specialist news, analysis and comparative data for the wealth management industry, has released the latest list of the PAM Top 40 Under 40.

Markets have been behaving in a better way than many feared, given recent weakness in Far East markets and the ongoing wrangle over what leaving the European Union might mean for our economic…