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31st December 2022

Top investment tips for Year 2023

We are approaching towards the end of year 2022 and the start of 2023 as 2022 was a year of many challenges. We saw the supply chain disruptions during and after the covid-19, Russia-Ukraine war, 40-year high inflation, rising interest rates to counter inflation, and slowing growth rates.

19th December 2022

Stuart Hutton’s Journey into Islamic Finance

There is something about faith that is quite mysterious, especially when it comes to thinking about money. Money and faith have never been easy to mix and over the millennia often relate to wars and grief.

8th December 2022

Monthly Market Review – November 2022

The month of November has been volatile amid continued worries of high inflation, monetary tightening, supply-chain disruptions, and new Covid-19 lockdowns in the second largest economy of the world.

30th November 2022

The Value of long-Term Investing

Throughout your lifetime, you may have worked for several employers to further your career prospects. ‘Job for life’ for many is not an option as you move up your career ladder to achieve broader experience and off course better remuneration.

21st November 2022

Autumn Statement 2022 ~ Key Announcements

Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng delivered his fiscal statement to the House of Commons on Friday 23 September.

9th November 2022

Monthly Market Review – October 2022

Rishi Sunak became prime minister of the UK on 25th October after meeting with King Charles III at Buckingham Palace. October has been a challenging month for UK politics.

28th October 2022

Things to consider when consolidating your pensions

Throughout your lifetime, you may have worked for several employers to further your career prospects. ‘Job for life’ for many is not an option as you move up your career ladder to achieve broader experience and off course better remuneration.

20th October 2022

Investing during periods of high inflation

Investment management is simple but not easy, especially during the periods of high inflation like we are currently experiencing after the Covid-19 pandemic and the resulting supply-chain disruptions.

11th October 2022

Monthly Market Review – September 2022

The global financial markets continue to be extremely volatile as the key central banks including the US Fed, Bank of England (BOE) and the European Central Bank (ECB) raised interest rates during the month.